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Why Do Pitchers Rub the Ball?

Umpires in the MLB give pitchers shiny, new baseballs very frequently, even in the middle of an at-bat. When this occurs, you may notice how the pitcher can often be seen working the new...

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Shutout vs Strikeout: What’s the Difference?

When looking at baseball stats, there seem to be an endless number of symbols and characters and letters that all translate into something meaningful. However, there are some baseball...

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Explaining Baseball’s Bullpen Sessions

Pitchers retiring batters one after another is a pleasure to see. For that to be possible, pitchers have to spend many hours on bullpen sessions. In this article, we will review what is a...

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Shutout vs No Hitter: What’s the Difference?

There are a lot of different stats in baseball and sometimes it can be overwhelming to figure out what means what. When looking at pitching statistics, one of the common questions people have is...

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12 Tips for Keeping Your Pitching Arm Safe

Any physical activity comes with an inherent risk of injury, and baseball is no exception. This is especially true for pitchers, who use the same muscles and repeated motions throughout a game....

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Is High ERA Good or Bad in Baseball?

When reading about stats in baseball we tend to see statistics like batting average, home runs, RBIs, and stolen bases. And from these stats, we can reasonably assume that the higher these...

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