Originally Posted by Scotty83:
Thanks again and good eye. That's the main thing we're going to work on this offseason also. I think he could gain a few MPH if he does. It's almost like he hits the breaks right before he releases the ball.
Same idea here -- he has more mph in him. Hard to tell exactly from behind, but often you see pitchers who are throwing really hard finish with their back more horizontal to the ground, like in the last frame of this:
