The ghost fork -- the signature pitch thrown by the New York Mets' Kodai Senga, a forkball kind of like a splitter that disappears as it heads over the plate -- has been seriously effective for the ...

We've seen so many Major League pitches that, when you see them in slow motion, you have to wonder: How the heck do you even put a bat on these if you're a hitter? Let's add Julio Urias and his slurve ...

If you want to be a Major League Baseball pitcher, you need to be able to throw a ball really fast—like 85 to 100 miles per hour. The faster the pitch, the less time a batter has to react and swing ...