Reply to "Groundout % vs. Flyout %"

infielddad10,000+ posts

Let's just say some of the information in that post turned my world of baseball upside down.
4 seamer with more tail and movement than a 2 seamer?
Most pitchers throw a 4 seam or a 2 seam, not both?
Many in Milb who dominate with 2 pitches, precise command and location for each, combined with the ability to also change speed on each? Many in Milb?
Why would they be in Milb with those types of skills especially if they are devastating hitters?
Once a pitcher knows his strengths he can be successful at any level?
I guess we just have learned or seen a lot of different things.

8/10/1012:43 AM

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