Top 10 Most DOMINATING Pitches of All Time

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• JA

  @JavanWalker-f8d · 1 year ago (edited)

  Sixty years after he last threw a competitive pitch, Sandy Koufax's curve ball is still talked about. It should have been on the list.

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• LO

  @Lorrddyyy · 1 year ago

  Tim Lincecum did not have a better change up than Pedro Martinez lol

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• SD

  @sdt01o1 · 1 year ago

  We're going to cover all these pitcher's changeups and not even mention Pedro? Not a bad list, but serious omission there

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• C_

  @C_MP_LENT88 · 1 year ago

  When Pedro was the at his peak, he arguably had the games best  curveball & change-up, his fastball was nasty but not the best in the game. Maddox's two-seamer was filthy, but even being a huge Pedro fan, the best pitch ever was Mo's cutter. Everyone knew it was coming and it was still unhittable. This is coming from a die hard Sox fan

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• RA

  @radar0412 · 1 year ago

  Mike Scott split finger fastball was so good people thought he was cheating! 😂

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• CH

  @ChairmanMeow1 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Zach Greinke's eephus lol. In all seriousness tho Pedro's change should have not only been on here but in the top 3.

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• DA

  @daveconleyportfolio5192 · 1 year ago

  "All Time" in YouTube world translates as "whatever we have color video clips of that aren't hard to find with AI."

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• TH

  @TheDeadlyKnight · 1 year ago

  Dude. Steve Carlton’s slider might be the most legendary pitch in history. Sandy Koufax’s curveball was the most legendary in their franchise’s history, if you ask any of them. Greg Maddux & David Cone both say Orel Hershiser threw the nastiest sinker either ever saw. This list is great for all the amazing entries that don’t make the cut. How about Bret Saberhagen’s split-finger? I can think of dozens more

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• PO

  @poindextertunes · 1 year ago

  Randy’s Slider was especially brutal considering he tipped that pitch his entire career 🤷‍♂️

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• LA

  @lancewilliams8480 · 1 year ago

  Of all time? Bob Gibson had 6 pitches that were all pretty good but his most dominating one was #6, hit 'em. #4 was move 'em back. #5 was knock 'em down.

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• NE

  @newtheis · 1 year ago

  It should have been titled Top 10 Most Dominating Pitches of the LAST 40 YEARS. That's why The Big Train, Spahnie, Koufax, Carlton. Sutter, etc. were omitted.

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• CH

  @chrisseidl8294 · 1 year ago

  As a kid, I started as a fan on the late 70's Cubs, Bruce Sutter and his Split-Finger fastball as well as (when it was on) Mike Krukow's Curveball were great pitches to see.

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