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Max has got it

Baseball considers itself the most thoughtful of games, a pastime more than a sport, written about with reverence and lyricism, in which pitching is considered more art than athleticism.

Yet the primary term used to explain the art of pitching, which often determines who wins and who loses, is an inelegant word of ill-defined mush.

John Branch tries to define stuff.

Author David GorslinePosted on Sunday, 4 October 2015 15:38Categories Baseball, Words Words Words

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