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Cards Notebook: Suppan finds rhythm vs. Braves (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
14-Mar-2006
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— Putting his cut fastball in the mix for the first time this spring, Cardinals starter Jeff Suppan had his sharpest start so far because of two things, he said.
Kiker shuts down Cartersville (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer)
13-Mar-2006
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With a dominant fastball and two off-speed pitches that often leave a hitter helpless, Kasey Kiker doesn't need much run support.
Beanball victim digs in against Curt's criticism (Philly.com)
13-Mar-2006
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Pittsburgh's Chris Duffy said criticism from pitcher Curt Schilling after being hit in the head by the Boston ace is unwarranted. Duffy sat out yesterday's exhibition game against Tampa Bay because of a mild concussion sustained a day earlier when he was hit by a pitch. Schilling said Duffy should have been able to avoid the fastball.
Madson can't locate curve, but settles down after shaky start (Philly.com)
13-Mar-2006
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Ryan Madson fell behind leadoff hitter Dewayne Wise. Madson delivered a fastball that caught too much of the plate. Wise deposited it on the rightfield berm.
Webb adds cut fastball, stays perfect in spring (The Arizona Republic)
13-Mar-2006
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IBM pitches a supercomputing Fastball (ARNnet)
13-Mar-2006
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IBM Thursday said it had developed technology to speed up the way large computer networks access and share information.
Does Barry Bonds belong in the baseball ... (Contra Costa Times)
13-Mar-2006
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Does Barry Bonds belong in the baseball Hall of Fame? Absolutely. First ballot. And when the time arrives, that's how I will vote. The arguments against Bonds' induction to the Hall of Fame are beginning to pour in like a Roger Clemens fastball, some from people who should know better.
Both Sides Have The Inside Story (Hartford Courant)
13-Mar-2006
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Pirates' Duffy Disagrees With Schilling's Contention Pirates center fielder Chris Duffy, who was beaned by Curt Schilling on Saturday, said he believes the Red Sox ace wasn't trying to hit him. What Duffy found unbelievable is that Schilling later said Duffy should have been able get out of the way of a fastball that struck him flush in the helmet and sent him to the hospital.
From world stage to Clearwater (Philadelphia Daily News)
13-Mar-2006
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Scott Mathieson's reaction when Chase Utley pounded his fastball last week: "Not a Phillies guy!" Not quite. Mathieson was pitching for Team Canada with a two-run lead in the eighth inning against Utley and Team USA in the World Baseball Classic. Utley creamed the pitch that was supposed to be on the outside corner. Mathieson missed by about 6 inches.
Madson can't locate curve, but settles down after shaky start (Philadelphia Daily News)
13-Mar-2006
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Ryan Madson fell behind leadoff hitter Dewayne Wise. Madson delivered a fastball that caught too much of the plate. Wise deposited it on the rightfield berm.
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