Reply to "Pitch Types -- How many is too many?"

GHHS-2016LHP1,000+ posts

Nah, not at all. I just thought it would be a great discussion. Like I said, his bread-and-butter pitches are the 2-4 seam FBs, the cutter and the change. He has great feel for all of them and locates all three well. He continues to work on the curveball because....well, how many successful lefties do you know without a good one? The cut-FB is something new we started playing with a few weeks ago. We just thought it would be a good option when facing lefties on days his cutter wasn't on.

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