Fastball in a sentence as a noun

It's more in the range of a good fastball than a bullet.

A fastball is in the air for about 400ms or less before it crosses the plate.

120mph is faster than a fastball baseball pitch, and getting hit by a fastball?

You will never hit the proverbial fastball if that is the sort of junk filling your head.

No one expects to be able to play Major League Baseball if they can't hit a 90mph fastball.

To me a fastball is directly challenging the batter.

This isn't the sort of hand-eye coordination that would be required to hit a major-league fastball, is it?

Apparently, the PA DMV of 1998 was infallible and I'm now trying to pull some sort of fraud fastball in VA in getting that space removed.

Since pitches, even fastballs, have incredible amounts of movement, watching from a television means guess work at best.

"Amazingly, this entire sequence is possible in less than four-tenths of a second; otherwise no one would ever hit a fastball.

You can also workout with out increasing the chances of getting shredded by an outsider linebacker or a cut block or 90 mph fastball.

> "When a major league baseball pitcher throws a 95-mph fastball, only about 400 milliseconds—the duration of a blink—pass before the ball rockets over the plate.

Imagine a display that could read the velocity of a fastball, measure the drop of a sinker, read a quarterbacks heart rate, or judge which receiver is the most open.

So the meteorite is maybe 3-4 times as dense as a baseball, going 20% faster than the fastest fastball ever recorded; so it's carrying more than 4 times the kinetic energy of a fastball.

Fastball definitions

noun

(baseball) a pitch thrown with maximum velocity; "he swung late on the fastball"; "he showed batters nothing but smoke"

See also: heater smoke hummer bullet