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You know, this whole thing is very easy to prove.
Get a pitcher who claims to throw a "rising fastball". set him up on a mound with two strings set in front of him. If he can throw a ball that travels under the first string and then over the second string, then I will believe in a rising fastball.
Or just take high-speed film from the side and show me a rise in trajectory. I've yet to even see something as simple as this.
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