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Old Fri Jul 18, 2008, 12:47pm
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Doesn't a pitcher in a normal 'wind-up' delivery, momentarily lose contact with the rubber in most cases? Absent a stop in delivery or like JM says, a step BACK off the rubber while delivering the pitch, I have nothing.
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