More on Felix
by Jeff Sullivan on Aug 9, 2005 11:58 PM PDT
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PrintSeth Stohs posted an interesting pitch breakdown of Felix's start on his site that you should definitely check out.
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Very informative
I find it interesting that he was unable to differentiate between the slider and curve. I wonder how long it takes ML hitters to differentiate between the two.
Slider/Curve
Every breaking ball he threw was between 82 and 84. To me, those must be curveballs. Why? Because someone with a fastball that is consistently between 95 and 98, his slider should be somewhere between 88-91.
I could be wrong, but I guess I didn't see a slider all game.
Which, by the way, just adds to how good he could become when he does add it consistently.
I could be wrong, but I guess I didn't see a slider all game.
Which, by the way, just adds to how good he could become when he does add it consistently.
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