Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes has made countless hitters look foolish throughout his first two MLB seasons, and Washington Nationals first ...

It’s Wednesday, which means it’s time for us to visit the bump on Hump Day and discuss starting pitcher news. Each week in this article, I’ll be taking a deeper look at a few trending/surging starting ...

There seemed this time to be a bit more spring in Duran’s step, possibly because it was a particularly nasty looking pitch, ...

He allowed just 3 hits and struck out 6. One of those strikeouts came on an insane sweeper pitch. Skenes caught Lowe looking for a called third strike in the top of the fourth inning. The 82-mph ...

Slugging two home runs against the Padres provided the latest portrait of how far Smith has come. At 22 years and 55 days old ...

Some pitchers who can throw breaking balls but haven't yet found a changeup grip are finding that the kick-change fits their ...

Duran threw Meyers an 87.3 mph sweeper, per MLB Statcast, that had 11 inches of horizontal break and 41 inches of drop.

There seemed this time to be a bit more spring in Duran’s step, possibly because it was a particularly nasty looking pitch, one he had never thrown before in a game: a sweeper. Sweepers are a ty ...

Most of the charts you see below are courtesy of Kyle Bland over at Pitcher List. He created a great spring training app ...

But let's talk about this filthy pitch, a sweeper that starts outside to Seattle Mariners slugger Rowdy Tellez and comes darting back over the outside corner for strike three. It apparently had ...