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Monday, March 05, 2012
Andrew Cashner lit-up PITCHf/x in spring opener
Posted by Harry Pavlidis
The radar gun in Peoria may be running a little warm, but Andrew Cashner was throwing gas. The ex-Cub came in for the Padres in the sixth inning. He threw nothing under 101 mph and broke 103 a few times. Even if you deduct a couple mph for what are probably calibration issues with the PITCHf/x system, he was still pumping serious heat.
If you take a look at Cashner's player card, you'll see his velocity has been moving north since coming off the DL and pitching out of the bullpen again. He was fast in September and faster in October in the Arizona Fall League.
Harry Pavlidis admits he has a baseball problem. He is the founder of Pitch Info LLC, His pitch classifications power the player cards at Brooksbaseball.net. Feedback, questions and comments are appreciated - Email harrypav@gmail.com and Twitter @harrypav
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