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Fastball Speed vs Movement
Sluggers, thanks for you comments. Last year, she started working on a rise ball in the off season, but effort was cut short due to injury. She did not throw rise in games last season because 1 in 4 did not rise and was left belt high in the center of the plate. Her high screwball did...- cluelessdad
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Fastball Speed vs Movement
Thanks for your feedback. It usually breaks away from a RH batter. Her pitching has been very effective even at her current speed because she has an awesome change up that she can consistently throw at the knees for called strikes. We will keep an eye on it. Living in the Midwest, January /...- cluelessdad
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Fastball Speed vs Movement
Thanks for you feedback. Her location is good, very few walks. The "Randomness" is that it doesn't break 100% of the time. Lately more times than not it jumps 2 inches away from a RH batter. Because the movement is late, deep in batters box and it only moves 2 inches, pitches end up close to...- cluelessdad
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Fastball Speed vs Movement
My DD is 14 and a HS Freshman. She is solid pitcher with a fastball, change-up, curve, screw-ball, and drop curve. (Change-up is her best pitch.) Her fastball, curve and screwball are all similar in speed and consistently 55-58. Last season, we noticed her fastball had a spin similar to her...- cluelessdad
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