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WBC Pitch Speeds Revisited

After round one in Toronto, I found that each pitcher who played in a WBC game there was throwing the ball slower than a previous outing in the same park.  Depending on which game you picked, you...

WBC Semi-Final Starter Suk Min Yoon

Suk Min Yoon will face Carlos Silva in the first semi-final of the 2009 World Baseball Classic.  Yoon has made one appearance already in a PITCHf/x park (Petco), against Japan on St. Patrick's Da...

WBC PITCHf/x: Más de Cuba

Cuba faces Japan in another re-match of the 2006 World Baseball Classic final.  This time, the loser goes home but the winner only qualifies for the semi-finals.  In Cuba's last game, they ...

Hello, Yu - Darvish f/x

Yu Darvish took the bump for Team Japan on Tuesday night, a much anticipated appearance by the phenomenal young pitcher.  Darvish had some trouble with his location early, gave up  three run...

Cuba PITCHf/x

Cuba and Japan got together in San Diego for a rematch of the 2006 WBC Championship.  It's a rare treat to see the Cubans play on American soil, and getting PITCHf/x on their star pitchers is a c...

Pitching Before Ready - Effect on WBC Fastballs

This headline reflects an assumption - pitchers in the WBC aren't at full strength.  The rules and performance seem to agree, though.  As does the PITCHf/x data. Fourteen pitchers have appe...

Cody Cillo's Palmball

The WBC has been a blast for PITCHf/x analysis.  One of the more interesting targets is an American-born Italian leaguer named Cody Cillo.  Cillo plays in the Italian pro league, and has som...

Graph of the Day: Change-Ups from the WBC

This ends the Felix and Friends Flight Path series.  LaMura for the third time, and special guest, Cody Cillo.  Cillo's 67mph "change-up" looks quite short compared to Felix's splitter, eh...

Graph of the Day: Sliders from the WBC

Felix again with the power pitch.  LaMura returns with a droopy looking slider.  Corradini throws a pitch that looks a lot like Hernandez's, with less velocity.

Graph of the Day: Curveballs from the WBC

More Felix, as promised.  From Hernandez to Maestri to Oswalt, you get three speeds and three looks.


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