This was a school project where I made a montage of the best pitchers in baseball throwing curveballs. I do not own any of the footage or any of the music.
Great video. Facing a 90 mph fastball followed by a 65-75 mph curve is the toughest thing in sports to do. If you've ever played at a high level, you know why I say that.
I always wonder how can people tell what type of pitches are being thrown soon as it leaves the pitchers hand? I guess it's experience. I thought Kershaw was throwing a slurve.
+Adam Franklin definitely not defiantly. And only a couple of them were curves. The first one was a curve. Most of the others were sliders. You can tell by the break but also the speed. Anything in the upper 80's is a slider. They were all around 86 miles per hour.
It's a damned shame that MLB doesn't encourage more camera angles from behind the catcher where the movement of the ball can really be appreciated. During the 60's and 70's that's where most camera views were shown from.
Out of every pitcher on here, Justin Verlanders for some reason just looked the most precise, like , the Cather will put the glove where he wants it and justin does it, it truly is a thing of beauty
Kerhsaw has the best curve I've ever seen. IN the 1970's and 1980's you had guys like Bert Blyleven, Nolan Ryan(yes a blistering curve) and Mike Witt who had incredible curves . I also remember Greg Harris having a great one too
One thing I have learned is that as you progress through the levels of baseball it is less about the "big break" but more of the deception and the ability to make a pitch look and see like a fastball from delivery to release point. Your ball could break 2 feet or 4 inches in the majors, if you throw it properly the movement will do its work but the hitter will be thrown off by timing and balance. Through the younger levels of baseball though you see kids injuring their arms to get these massive Klayton Kershaw like breaks by derailing their mechanics and arm action. This video was fun to watch though, all of these guys shown have plus fastballs and throw their curveballs hard as well with the exception of a little more occasional slower bloopy curve by Kershaw or the Yu Darvish 60mph curve/ephus.
+Ashton Fronsoe I know the difference between a slider and curve. I was just discussing in general, not many people can really throw a curve like Kershaw's and at that level it is less about the movement and more about the deception of timing. Then with some of the wipeout sliders it's the same effect but many kids try too hard to get big breaks on either pitch and often they are doing it at the cost of healthy arm mechanics...
Best curve was from darvish. A lot of sinkers, forkballs and sliders in this montage too. All breaking balls but definitely different than the curve ball.
"I do not own any of the footage or any of the music." Why are you telling us this? We never for a second thought you owned it. Would it trouble you a lot if we thought you owned it?
Watch the hitter at 0:32 seconds... After he swings and misses, he turns and looks at the catcher to confirm that the ball didn't just disappear into thin air. The pitcher pulled some black magic.
Ask Beltran about Wainwright.... (Beltran's Game 7 mistake was listening to IDIOTS who told him to 'take the first pitch' - a Broadway, nothing fastball !! )
it was cool I liked it but you showed 3 different curves the 12-6 big break a power curve and a slow knucle curve also with Kershaw you showed a lot of sliders and two 96 mph cutters. would be a better video of you renamed it to great baseball pitches
yeah bud maybe learn more about baseball before making a video. you showed one Kershaw curve ball. there's these things called sliders which you showed. you also showed like 6 fastballs. so just saying
Seeing this on the screen doesn’t do it justice, 2014 Early in the season YovAni Gallardo pitched in Fenway vs The Red Sox and I was sitting 3rd row behind home plate, He wasn’t dominant as far as strikeout but my god his breaking stuff was really going that day. The bite his deuce had was incredible, right handed batters didn’t stand a chance that day, his pitches would start belly button high and drop into the dirt. He prolly got 20 ground outs that day, allowed no runs and got the win. I went home and traded for him in both my fantasy leagues.
Judge: “The atrocious actions of said individuals including but not limited to the absolute garbage choice of music used. I sentence this individual to 30 years in the pen.”
Stephen Strawburg doesn't have a cuveball, he has a slider. Adam Wainwright has the nastiest curveball in the major leagues. That's one of the things that's he's really known for and plus he also is/was the best pitch in the MLB then he had that injury and was out until the postseason and Clayton Kershaw passed him. ADAM WILL RISE AGAIN!
+BaseballisLife14 Yeah I'd agree on Wainwright... his curve just drops right off the table like a brick... actually most batters who have faced him would probably agree too, lol
Yes, he is right. You are taught to turn away not jump out of the way, and for them a 70 mph pitch to the back is nothing. You turn and let it hit you so you can still turn on it in that exact case, and foul it off. When guys get intentionally hit, they throw it as hard as possible, and it stings a lot at 98 mph, so 70 is really nothing to them
Nobody throws a better curve than Kershaw at 1:50. That 12-6 curve is the nastiest curve in major league baseball, and a big part as to why Kershaw K's as many or more than anybody else in baseball.
Kershaw's pitch reptaraire is Four-seam fastball, two-seam fastball, change-up from the four-seam to two-seam like a sinker... 12-6 curveball and slider... Kershaw doesn't have a standard curveball. He has a 12-6 curveball or AKA a frontdoor/backdoor curveball.
Lets look Matt's 2017 Season 3-11, ERA 5.43. Really trashed mechanics!!! In the year of his first season in 2005 with King Felix, Bud Selig and the owners all knew then that the throwing motions they force pitchers to use create permanent loss of range of motion of 12.4 + % losses and cause these kids in the future to die a horrible cancer ridden death because from the cancer causing chemicals which lace all pharmaceutical pain management drugs so when they die horrible deaths that the owners and the mlbpa/usa get all the money they invested in those thieving scumhole money traps. Measure Gio's range of motion since he was a rookie in 2008. All these guys are is television time for advertising sponsors. Gio has gone way up since 2012 with his ERA. Adam's going down hill with his fore arm fly out arm throwing motion. Every motion away from the straight line to the point at home plate from the middle of the pitching plate while rolling breaking pitches off the side and front of the fingertips is where he's injured???? Check his ballooning ERA and throwing motion form. The rest are too pathetic to comment on. They all have had their safety protections of the Federal Trade Commission. Sue mlb/usa and RUclips if you are injured by using these motion from these professional pitching and swinging coach impostors.
An awful lot of those pitches were 2 seam fastballs, sinkers, a few change ups, pretty sure I saw a circle-change or two as well, and.... yeah, even some 4 seam fastballs. I hope your teacher didn't know anything about baseball. =/
push mute now before it's too late...they used to call a guy's curveball 'Uncle Charlie'. Dwight Gooden in 86 and 87 had one so good, they used to refer to it as 'Lord Charles'...pretty cool
pure devastation. have to be the highest rpm curveballs in mlb from strasburg. problem with zito was, his curve was basically too good and umps wouldn't call it for a strike. gets him in too many fastball counts with his 82mph dogpoop.
MLB baseball needs more behind-the-plate camera shots and actual announcers who understand the fundamentals. get the kids engaged. full count and no catcher signal, do you know how intense that is? no signal on run and a bootleg bunt on 2 outs? thats insane... if you know the sport and can explain it. idk. my parents are Dominican so naturally we live the game. my mom's a die hard Mets fan.
Most of Kershaw's pitches in this video didn't even look like his curveball? That pitch, especially from him, is easy to distinguish. A lot of the pitches shown after Kershaw's segment also weren't curveballs, otherwise the video was still cool to watch.
They dont look like they curve much to me. Maybe curve down. I thought one that dropped down would be called a sinker, and a curve ball would curve left or right. About the only pitch i know is the fastball. Well, I guess it goes fast over the plate, but hell, that may not be right either.
Joy jimenez La Mayoría no son curvas son sliders Prueba poner tus dos dedos sobre un costura atravesada luego NO aprietes la Pelota Giras la muñeca y me aflojas al Tiro(No la lanzes fuerte haslo lo más despacio que puedas) Y a Chingar a su madre todos yo con esa curva me subian a pichar y casi siempre ganabamos :'v Ten en cuenta que esto te lo dice un morro de 14 años no lo tomes muy encerio o que te salga :'v
I've played baseball until high school ended but I'm not a pitcher . But I know this will sound kinda dumb but what is the difference between a curve and a change up ? If they both go down ? Also the difference between a sinker and a splitter ?
im not the biggest baseball fan, but i have trouble identifying different pitches while watching the games. the curves looks like a slider imo... the ball seems to drop down more than "curves"
Adam wainrights pitches were sliders and changeups do you even know how to tell a curveball by is seam rotation? The rotation is the seam rotates forwards not backwards
I just watched a couple of Asia pitchers that should be on this list. after seeing him compared to these guys, some really have low expectations for some pros
I used to have a pretty nice curve in sixth grade little league when baseball was all about fun but watching this shit amazes me especially Kershaw's first pitch
Have these above shown throwers elbows range of motion loss determined against his non throwing elbows range of motion now. These guy's have a reality check coming out of the results of that finding for sure.
Im a softball player(pitcher)but i dont know how to throw curveball but the funfact is when u are in the batter box and the pitcher throw a curve ball u as the batter will though that the ball will come to you and hit you but no its not it will go to the strike zone or the ball will go to the other way thats why it isnt easy to bat the curve ball
Great video. Facing a 90 mph fastball followed by a 65-75 mph curve is the toughest thing in sports to do. If you've ever played at a high level, you know why I say that.
Whoa doctor...
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this music reminded me of an abortion of my ears.
You need to learn the difference between a curveball and a slider.. smh
also fastballs, cause no one throws a 94mph curve...
+Chuck Norris except for Noah Syndergaard...
Ikr XD
+Melissa Winters some of them freakin forkballs too. throwing at 60mph?! slow asf.
Darvish actually pitches 2 curveballs, one slow and one fast. His slow one looks like a forkball, but it just curves that much.
Half of Clayton kershaw's pitches were fastballs and sliders
Exactly what I was thinking haha I saw a lot of sliders lol
John Winters I was about to comment this exact same thing until i scrolled down and saw yours haha
John Winters yeah
@dave a slider can be a slurve and usually is
My slider looks like a slurve too
You showed Kershaw throwing fastballs and changeups also.
Sliders *
yep
+- Franklin According to Brooksbaseball.net he does have a 89 mph Change.
True but they all nasty!
The teachers wouldn't know
You basically showed Kershaw throwing all sliders...its a nasty nasty pitch but its not a curveball...although his curve is nasty too
Ethan Jonas First one was nice tho.
I always wonder how can people tell what type of pitches are being thrown soon as it leaves the pitchers hand? I guess it's experience. I thought Kershaw was throwing a slurve.
You're an idiot. That most defiantly was a curveball, it's called 12-6 curve.
Adam Franklin not all of them...some of them were curves others were hard sliders. You should watch some baseball ;)
+Adam Franklin definitely not defiantly. And only a couple of them were curves. The first one was a curve. Most of the others were sliders. You can tell by the break but also the speed. Anything in the upper 80's is a slider. They were all around 86 miles per hour.
It's a damned shame that MLB doesn't encourage more camera angles from behind the catcher where the movement of the ball can really be appreciated. During the 60's and 70's that's where most camera views were shown from.
would be better without curve just original sound
You do realize you showed a ton of KC's change-up, right.....? Bc you did. His curve is incredibly distinctly 12-to-6.
Also showed a Clayton K on a fastball at 94. Not even kind of sure why tf it's in here. 2:26
@@michaeliii6250 I don’t think it’s intended for only curves. The title is just for views I think
@@zassassin4950 it says it was for a school project in the description...
@@TheMW2informer ok
How about Bert Blyleven? He had one of the nastiest right-hand curve balls in the history of the game. That's why they called him " Dr. Hook".
Out of every pitcher on here, Justin Verlanders for some reason just looked the most precise, like , the Cather will put the glove where he wants it and justin does it, it truly is a thing of beauty
Where is Barry Zito ? The dude had a filthy curveball
clayton kershaw has a 94mph curveball?
most of those arent curve balls and he probably does to hes the best pitcher in the WORLD!
the video is meant to show the effectiveness of the curveball
The Curve or Slider are nasties pitches, but you need at least two(2) other great pitches in your repertoire to set them up.
The majority of these aren't even curveballs
Kerhsaw has the best curve I've ever seen. IN the 1970's and 1980's you had guys like Bert Blyleven, Nolan Ryan(yes a blistering curve) and Mike Witt who had incredible curves . I also remember Greg Harris having a great one too
I’d have to say Zito’s
OMG
1:50 was so NASTY
Batter had no chance
One thing I have learned is that as you progress through the levels of baseball it is less about the "big break" but more of the deception and the ability to make a pitch look and see like a fastball from delivery to release point. Your ball could break 2 feet or 4 inches in the majors, if you throw it properly the movement will do its work but the hitter will be thrown off by timing and balance. Through the younger levels of baseball though you see kids injuring their arms to get these massive Klayton Kershaw like breaks by derailing their mechanics and arm action. This video was fun to watch though, all of these guys shown have plus fastballs and throw their curveballs hard as well with the exception of a little more occasional slower bloopy curve by Kershaw or the Yu Darvish 60mph curve/ephus.
+MaxL14 you know those "hard curveballs" or balls that break 4 inches are called sliders right lol... that "slower bloopy curve" *is* his curveball
+Ashton Fronsoe I know the difference between a slider and curve. I was just discussing in general, not many people can really throw a curve like Kershaw's and at that level it is less about the movement and more about the deception of timing. Then with some of the wipeout sliders it's the same effect but many kids try too hard to get big breaks on either pitch and often they are doing it at the cost of healthy arm mechanics...
y this song its like the worst song you can play
Best curve was from darvish. A lot of sinkers, forkballs and sliders in this montage too. All breaking balls but definitely different than the curve ball.
How is Darryl Kyle not in this? Greates 12 to 6 curve I've ever seen. These aren't even close.
Oh and shitty music.
The best curveball I've ever seen was koufax.Combine his curveball with that awesome fastball, and it was lights out all game long.Simply the best.
Blyleven had better curveball
Haha the ump dropping some serious moves on the breakdown at 1:52!
+TheSeabornel Definitely a big time punch out.
Suggestion to others: Turn the sound down all the way, because the "music" is just electronic trash. there is no natural sound or commentary.
"I do not own any of the footage or any of the music." Why are you telling us this? We never for a second thought you owned it. Would it trouble you a lot if we thought you owned it?
Everytime I watch games on TV I really hardly differentiate pitches due to angle.
Typically dogers fan over exaggerating kershaw and his pitches lol not one was a curveball
Watch the hitter at 0:32 seconds...
After he swings and misses, he turns and looks at the catcher to confirm that the ball didn't just disappear into thin air. The pitcher pulled some black magic.
Boy I just love it when someone points something out and then 20 people fucking repeat it
YU DARVISH is my FAVORITE baseball player
This didnt age well
At least four of gio'supposed curveballs where sliders or sinkers
Ask Beltran about Wainwright....
(Beltran's Game 7 mistake was listening to IDIOTS
who told him to 'take the first pitch' - a Broadway, nothing fastball !! )
Half of Kershaw's pitches here are not curveballs.
Gee, I didn't know that. Any other smart remarks?
Nolan ryan had one of the best curve balls in history
it was cool I liked it but you showed 3 different curves the 12-6 big break a power curve and a slow knucle curve also with Kershaw you showed a lot of sliders and two 96 mph cutters. would be a better video of you renamed it to great baseball pitches
yeah bud maybe learn more about baseball before making a video. you showed one Kershaw curve ball. there's these things called sliders which you showed. you also showed like 6 fastballs. so just saying
Seeing this on the screen doesn’t do it justice, 2014 Early in the season YovAni Gallardo pitched in Fenway vs The Red Sox and I was sitting 3rd row behind home plate, He wasn’t dominant as far as strikeout but my god his breaking stuff was really going that day. The bite his deuce had was incredible, right handed batters didn’t stand a chance that day, his pitches would start belly button high and drop into the dirt. He prolly got 20 ground outs that day, allowed no runs and got the win. I went home and traded for him in both my fantasy leagues.
These guys are so hard to hit because all of these pitchers have a great fastball and command and once they throw a curveball it's lights out
Judge: “The atrocious actions of said individuals including but not limited to the absolute garbage choice of music used. I sentence this individual to 30 years in the pen.”
No, classic Barry Zito with his killer curveball.
+Sean B Zito has a great curve
Matthew Hudachek for sure, it's crazy how the curve ball bites these days.
I like the beat Dropping when Clayton Kershaw threw the curveball
Stephen Strawburg doesn't have a cuveball, he has a slider. Adam Wainwright has the nastiest curveball in the major leagues. That's one of the things that's he's really known for and plus he also is/was the best pitch in the MLB then he had that injury and was out until the postseason and Clayton Kershaw passed him. ADAM WILL RISE AGAIN!
Dodgers rule. KERSHAW FOREVER
+Zombiedog25 Dodgers are arrogant morons.
+BaseballisLife14
Yeah I'd agree on Wainwright... his curve just drops right off the table like a brick... actually most batters who have faced him would probably agree too, lol
Waino is helped by a plus fastball and his super high release point. Total hammer of a curve though.
No bro Yu Darvish has a curveball and his lifts and sinks the best.
King felix should be in this video
king lol king Kershaw. felix isnt as good as some of these guys
+isaac hernandez King kershaw? When kershaw wins Cy Young with a 13-12 record, lemme know
Jack Scott are you comparing Kershaw to felix you make me laugh bud
I like the ones where batter jumps away...so stupid lol
Well a curveball looks like it's coming at you. And at over 70 mph I would probably want to get out of there too.
How us that "so stupid" they think they are about to get nailed by a pitch
Yes, he is right. You are taught to turn away not jump out of the way, and for them a 70 mph pitch to the back is nothing. You turn and let it hit you so you can still turn on it in that exact case, and foul it off. When guys get intentionally hit, they throw it as hard as possible, and it stings a lot at 98 mph, so 70 is really nothing to them
***** I agree
As a pitcher, that's one of the best feelings... getting a batter to bail out
You literally showed only 2 Clayton Kershaw curveballs and the rest were changeups....bruh
Branden De Leon *Sliders, he's thrown like 2 change ups his entire career
Justin Verlander is the best curve ball thrower in this video
I got my money on waino
+Alex Dejack yu darvish
Nobody throws a better curve than Kershaw at 1:50. That 12-6 curve is the nastiest curve in major league baseball, and a big part as to why Kershaw K's as many or more than anybody else in baseball.
There was a lot of sliders and change ups more than half weren't even curveballs
The batter after a Strasburg curve "Jesus Christ"
Jesus "I couldn't do that"
Yu Darvish is awesome!
Darvish messed miggy up
Darvish throws an ephus. Much different than a curveball.
Pedro Cerrano is pissing his pants watching this
Ay they might not all be curveballs but they nasty throws
Kershaw's pitch reptaraire is Four-seam fastball, two-seam fastball, change-up from the four-seam to two-seam like a sinker... 12-6 curveball and slider... Kershaw doesn't have a standard curveball. He has a 12-6 curveball or AKA a frontdoor/backdoor curveball.
Practically all of Clayton Kershaw's "curveballs" were him pitching his slider...
Lets look Matt's 2017 Season 3-11, ERA 5.43. Really trashed mechanics!!! In the year of his first season in 2005 with King Felix, Bud Selig and the owners all knew then that the throwing motions they force pitchers to use create permanent loss of range of motion of 12.4 + % losses and cause these kids in the future to die a horrible cancer ridden death because from the cancer causing chemicals which lace all pharmaceutical pain management drugs so when they die horrible deaths that the owners and the mlbpa/usa get all the money they invested in those thieving scumhole money traps.
Measure Gio's range of motion since he was a rookie in 2008. All these guys are is television time for advertising sponsors. Gio has gone way up since 2012 with his ERA.
Adam's going down hill with his fore arm fly out arm throwing motion. Every motion away from the straight line to the point at home plate from the middle of the pitching plate while rolling breaking pitches off the side and front of the fingertips is where he's injured???? Check his ballooning ERA and throwing motion form. The rest are too pathetic to comment on. They all have had their safety protections of the Federal Trade Commission. Sue mlb/usa and RUclips if you are injured by using these motion from these professional pitching and swinging coach impostors.
Throw it like a football, stiff wrist. Over the top, do the Steve Carlton slider. THE DROP BABY!!!!!
Go to Facebook type in slider slider
That Adam Wainright Curveball from 1:00-1:02 was just FILTHY. They were all nasty, but that one really stood out to me.
Should’ve named the video Killer Curveballs, Sliders, Change-Ups, and Fastballs.
First of all Clayton Kershaw has the greatest curve ball he should have been first!! GO DODGERS!
An awful lot of those pitches were 2 seam fastballs, sinkers, a few change ups, pretty sure I saw a circle-change or two as well, and.... yeah, even some 4 seam fastballs. I hope your teacher didn't know anything about baseball. =/
push mute now before it's too late...they used to call a guy's curveball 'Uncle Charlie'. Dwight Gooden in 86 and 87 had one so good, they used to refer to it as 'Lord Charles'...pretty cool
That first curve by Darvish was nasty. Slow pitch,nasty 12-6 break. That’s a curveball
You should have seen Sandy Koufax curveball. These guys have nothing on him. Hall of Fame at 36. 4 no hitters and a perfect game.
pure devastation. have to be the highest rpm curveballs in mlb from strasburg. problem with zito was, his curve was basically too good and umps wouldn't call it for a strike. gets him in too many fastball counts with his 82mph dogpoop.
wtf, you only showed 1 kerveball, the rest were fbs and c-u's. His curve's pretty distinct, dunno how you could miss it.
Where is "Dr. Hook"? Bert Blyleven ? One of the best right-handed curveballs in the game.
Major League 10 to 13 can do curve cutter and fastball i Think il get drafted 2018 november!
You're showing Kershaws sliders. Totally different pitch... and the one pitch was a fastball. Know your stuff
MLB baseball needs more behind-the-plate camera shots and actual announcers who understand the fundamentals. get the kids engaged. full count and no catcher signal, do you know how intense that is? no signal on run and a bootleg bunt on 2 outs? thats insane... if you know the sport and can explain it. idk. my parents are Dominican so naturally we live the game. my mom's a die hard Mets fan.
Most of Kershaw's pitches in this video didn't even look like his curveball? That pitch, especially from him, is easy to distinguish. A lot of the pitches shown after Kershaw's segment also weren't curveballs, otherwise the video was still cool to watch.
This guy doesn't know anything about curve balls... And you forgot cliff lee bro? This curves are the dirtiest I ever seen I sware look it up
They dont look like they curve much to me. Maybe curve down. I thought one that dropped down would be called a sinker, and a curve ball would curve left or right. About the only pitch i know is the fastball. Well, I guess it goes fast over the plate, but hell, that may not be right either.
not one actual curve, sllders and splits. Check out Clemens and Gooden in the '80's, Darryl Kile, or Steve Rodgers to see a true curveball.
Dios un pelotero que me ayude soy piche de beisboll alludeme argien a tirar esas curvas
Joy jimenez La Mayoría no son curvas son sliders
Prueba poner tus dos dedos sobre un costura atravesada
luego NO aprietes la Pelota
Giras la muñeca y me aflojas al Tiro(No la lanzes fuerte haslo lo más despacio que puedas)
Y a Chingar a su madre todos yo con esa curva me subian a pichar y casi siempre ganabamos :'v
Ten en cuenta que esto te lo dice un morro de 14 años no lo tomes muy encerio o que te salga :'v
I've played baseball until high school ended but I'm not a pitcher .
But I know this will sound kinda dumb but what is the difference between a curve and a change up ? If they both go down ? Also the difference between a sinker and a splitter ?
You showed only two curves from Kershaw. The rest were fastballs, change ups, and a few slider/cutter
im not the biggest baseball fan, but i have trouble identifying different pitches while watching the games. the curves looks like a slider imo... the ball seems to drop down more than "curves"
Hey js but most of those "curve balls" were sliders especially Kershaw his curve is 70 to 74 mph which curves are usually mid 70's
That's not a Curveball at 2:26. There's no way a curveball can travel at 94 miles per hour. Just saying.
You ever seen Darryl Kile throw a curveball before he died? Now that's a curveball...
Curveball's make the batters look like idiots swinging a bat because it's crazy spin.
Crappy 'music'?
I like yu because I'm Japanese. When he was in NPB he was slim but now he is like bodybuilder .
there are a couple of changeups in this video...Strasburg threw a 89 mph changeup. the one before last.
You people need to learn the difference between a curveball slider and changeup also who throws a 90+ mph curveball ?
Adam wainrights pitches were sliders and changeups do you even know how to tell a curveball by is seam rotation? The rotation is the seam rotates forwards not backwards
I just watched a couple of Asia pitchers that should be on this list. after seeing him compared to these guys, some really have low expectations for some pros
I used to have a pretty nice curve in sixth grade little league when baseball was all about fun but watching this shit amazes me especially Kershaw's first pitch
Dude hate to say it but you realise half of clayton's pitches are his changeup/slider........
Have these above shown throwers elbows range of motion loss determined against his non throwing elbows range of motion now. These guy's have a reality check coming out of the results of that finding for sure.
Most of these were Splitters, Sliders, and Change-Ups sorry bud...
Clayton kershaw did not throw a curve ball 94mph hes left handed so he throws natural curve
If batters could get into the habit of blinking when the ball is released they would recognize the spin on the ball and adjust accordingly!
Im a softball player(pitcher)but i dont know how to throw curveball but the funfact is when u are in the batter box and the pitcher throw a curve ball u as the batter will though that the ball will come to you and hit you but no its not it will go to the strike zone or the ball will go to the other way thats why it isnt easy to bat the curve ball
Is the music by Markus Schulz? i've heard him play this track regularly in his set.
+MrGreenHat what about Cole Hamels sweeping curve it is a very nasty pitch
Got to the Kershaw section of the video.... took a sip of tea.... and immediately went to the comments to laugh. 🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Where is the wainwright curve from game 7 of the 2006 nlcs vs the Mets? That was one of the greatest curves ever
Am I the only one that saw 4 seamers being called curveballs on Clayton's part?