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Tue Feb 21, 2006, 02:35pm
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As I posted earlier, a fastball CAN rise. I can prove it mathematically, and yes, I was a physics major.
Of course, to rise, it must be thrown at over 135 MPH... PS - by RULE, an ambidextrous pitcher can pitch to 1 batter righty and the next lefty. He just can't switch during a single batter. I believe the real life example of this's name was Monte Williams in the Expos farm system, about 5 years ago.
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