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Summary: An eephus pitch in baseball is a gimmick pitch rarely seen. Throw an eephus pitch with tips from a former major league baseball pitcher in this free video on baseball.
John Riedling played professional baseball for 13 years, including five years in the major leagues. He pitched for the Cincinnati Reds and the Florida Marlins. John is currently a...read more
"Hello, I'm John Riedling, and today I'm going to talk to you about throwing a eephus pitch. Now, there's many pitches, there's, you got your, that are very common, fast ball, sliders, change up, curve balls, forks, but there's a pitch called the eephus pitch, which is, pretty much a gimmick pitch. There's no certain way to grip it, preferably just like a regular fast ball, and you'd like to throw it for a strike. You rarely see these, but I tell you, a good eephus pitch is needed when you got a good hitter up there, and nothing has gotten him out, so an eephus pitch is not a bad idea. And right now, I'm going to demonstrate how to throw an eephus pitch. I'm John Riedling, and that's how you throw an eephus pitch."
eHow Article: How to Throw an Eephus Pitch