For baseball fans that are smarter than me?
Why don't pitchers throw more curve balls that start at the batter and break over the plate? It just doesn't seem to be used very often.
Right handed pitcher facing a right handed batter or lefty vs lefty, at every level a pitcher with a good curve ball always seems to buckle the batters knees.
I understand they can't do it all the time ( just like any other pitch they have to move the ball, speeds...etc). And I understand the 'they hang it you bang it' but they can also 'bang' a fastball or change up sitting on the inside of the plate.
Thanks
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