It’s not whether Snell can throw strikes, or if he’s trying. It’s if he should want to try.
Zack Godley isn’t a power pitcher, and he isn’t a command pitcher. So exactly what kind of pitcher is he?
Max continues his investigation into how starters and relievers and hard throwers and soft tossers alter their velocity depending on the situation and opponent.
On Sunday, Joe Blanton and Daniel Bard continued to test the extremes of missing and finding the strike zone, respectively.
Which individual player tools are favorites of the BP staff?
How can we distinguish between a pitcher’s “command” and “control”? And what does that have to do with good writing?