hurlers

• “This week we're looking at how big-name hurlers fare in their first seasons in pinstripes, relievers who go out with a bang and sluggers who had power from dawn to dusk in their careers.”

  SI.com

• “How big-name hurlers fare in their first season with the Yankees”

  SI.com

• “The whole of this neighbourhood is famous for its "hurlers" and”

  The Cornish Riviera

• “When one of the "hurlers" hit the owner, it was deemed an omen that the party would shortly be married.”

  Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 2 (of 2)

• “We should have a pretty good indication of what kind of hurlers the Sooners are putting on the mound this season by the end of the weekend.”

  Crimson And Cream Machine

• “Twenty-four hours after putting up 10 runs against CC Sabathia, Joba Chamberlain and a host of lesser New York Yankees pitchers, the Nationals managed just two measly hits against Atlanta Braves hurlers Tommy Hanson, Cristhian Martinez, Jonny Venters, Jairo Asencio and Arodys Vizcaino in a 5-0 loss in front of 6,250 fans at Space Coast Stadium.”

  The Washington Post: Nationals' bats absent in 5-0 loss to Braves

• “To add some spice, you can give a nod to such contemporary hurlers as Billy Wagner, Stephen Strasburg, Joel Zumaya and Aroldis Chapman.”

  The Huffington Post: Tim Wendel: Nolan Ryan Strives to Turn Texas Rangers into Winners

• “Led by Sabathia and his .250 lifetime average, three home runs and 14 RBI, Yankee pitchers display much more skill than most American League hurlers.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Hitless, but Never Hapless

• “There have been other addled pinstriped hurlers — Carl Pavano, anyone? — but no one mixes such a maddeningly inconsistent cocktail.”

  The Wall Street Journal: When A.J. Pitches, I'll Be in the Cellar

• “That'll let them keep the paychecks relatively low even if the hurlers continue to pitch like All-Stars.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Teams, Young Arms Lock Up Good Deals

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