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- noun baseball A
two-seam fastball .
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Examples
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Though he appeared to struggle with his fastball earlier in the series, the velocity of his two-seamer increased inning by inning, eventually topping out on radar guns at 94 mph.
One Season William Fredrick Cooper 2011
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Though he appeared to struggle with his fastball earlier in the series, the velocity of his two-seamer increased inning by inning, eventually topping out on radar guns at 94 mph.
One Season William Fredrick Cooper 2011
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His two-seamer sinks and breaks away from lefties.
Garza shows his stuff, bests Lester to give Rays series lead 2008
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"I've made some improvement, feel much more consistent with all my pitches and today I did it again, I was able to throw my two-seamer and when guys put the ball in play we made plays."
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'' It was a two-seamer that ran down and away and I just went with it and was able to get good wood on it, '' Howard said.
USATODAY.com 2008
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Storen fired a two-seamer low and inside, and it darted off the plate as Holliday swung over it for strike three.
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The strikeouts came, in order, on a curve (looking), a 98-mph four-seamer (swinging) and a 96-mph two-seamer (swinging).
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In a sign that Strasburg may be favoring his four-seam fastball over his two-seamer, opponents are hitting the ball in the air more than on the ground against him.
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Storen fired a two-seamer low and inside, and it darted off the plate as Holliday swung over it for strike three.
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His two-seamer has nice late movement and he sells the changeup well.
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