It is Christmas break...so, just for fun, take a look at the immortal Walter Johnson (412-279, with lifetime ERA of 2.17, and 3500+Ks) . Go to about 40 seconds.
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Johnson throws side arm. Look at the arm whip and the follow through. Also, check out the finish of his "push off" leg. It ends behind the left leg.
It seems to me that if he were to drop his arm by 90 degrees, he would be a heck of a softball pitcher.
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Johnson throws side arm. Look at the arm whip and the follow through. Also, check out the finish of his "push off" leg. It ends behind the left leg.
It seems to me that if he were to drop his arm by 90 degrees, he would be a heck of a softball pitcher.