User:RoshanBhojwani/Off-speed pitch

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An Off-speed pitch is a type of pitch thrown by a pitcher in baseball that doesn't represent the following fastballs shown below:

Four-seam fastball
Two-seam fastball
Cut fastball (Also commonly referred to as a "Cutter")

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Smith, Kelsie. "Off-speed suits Garza just fine." Saint Paul Pioneer Press (MN) 24 June 2007: Newspaper Source. EBSCO. Web. 13 Apr. 2011.

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