pitching
Americannoun
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the act of revetting or paving with small stones.
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stones so used.
Etymology
Origin of pitching
Example Sentences
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But, even with his success last year and even with the joy of wearing a uniform once again, he insists he isn’t interested in pitching beyond the WBC.
From Los Angeles Times
“He’s worked so hard to kind of get back to where he was pitching in a game,” Roberts said.
From Los Angeles Times
“And we’re aligned as far as our organization, our pitching guys, he’s comfortable with it.”
From Los Angeles Times
But the goal this spring is for him to cement himself as a mainstay in the club’s pitching rotation.
From Los Angeles Times
They are cameras from parents, players and teams trying to capture video and produce metrics, whether for hitting or pitching as well as provide highlights.
From Los Angeles Times
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