Reply to "Pitching Sequence"

grateful1,000+ posts

This discussion is about more than pitch sequences; it has also become a dialogue about pitching to hitter's weaknesses.

I believe that it is much more important for a pitcher to pitch to his own strengths than to pitch to a hitter's weaknesses.

Pitchers should make the hitters adjust to them. The pitcher should be the one with the control of the entire situation.

I am not saying that we shouldn't recognize a hitter's weaknesses and take advantage of them, because a pitcher certainly should do that. But, if I have a good pitcher I am going to make sure that he uses his own strengths to his advantage.

Pitch sequences are also important, but hopefully they do not become too predictable.

6/20/0511:22 AM

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