Is Dice-K's gyroball influenced by Greek baseball techniques in any way?
Question:Also, does anyone know if Nick Markakis can hit the gyroball?
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How do pitchers get Callous' and Blisters on their fingers?
Well I believe that he doctors the ball with some sort of foreign substance, most likely an anal lubricant.Markakis chooses not to attempt to hit the gyroball in protest of wasting food. His people have logged enough time behind the grill at many diners to do something as foolish as waste a perfectly good gyro.
What might these autographed balls be worth?
Yes, it tends to sink toward the rear-end of a person. And yep, Markakis can hit dat all he wants.When is Pedro Martinez expected to return?
H e does not have a gyro ball pitch, its motion is similar, The pitch he is actually throwing is his Sinker I believe, but dont quote me on that. Still he does not have a gyro ball pitch.Did anyone see the ball boy get hit in the face at the Dodgers Padres game on Sunday night?
everyone says Dice-K has the gyro ball. he dosent. it is more of a sinker, slider, combination commonly known as a slurve. Study has been done by at least 1 writer to track down the gyroball but tape and expierences show it isnt that abnormal of a pitch. If it was a gyroball the whole redsox staff would be throwin it.Are the Phillies a triple A team? Will Ryan Howard ever fluke again?
As to whether the gyroball is influenced by Greek baseball technique I cannot attest to.But as for the person saying he does not have a gyroball, I can tell you that on the game last night they put out a list of all the pitches Dice-K has and the gyroball was indeed on that list.
So unless ESPN is wrong, I would have to say he does indeed have a gyroball pitch.
Yes, the gyroball is deeply rooted in Greek technique. Dice-K does not throw a true gyroball, which is just like a regular fastball, except the ball is wrapped in a pita and masked with onions, tomato, and tasty sliced lamb.
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