Sentence examples for idea that a pitcher from inspiring English sources

The idea that a pitcher could be his league's most valuable player is nothing new.

It's a strange notion, the idea that a pitcher is credited with negative runs.

The most logical thing for voters might be to ignore the use of steroids altogether -- at least as it pertains to the era before testing -- and accept the idea that a large percentage of pitchers and hitters were using drugs and that we will never know exactly who was and who was not.

A quaint Keynesian idea, that.

It figures that whenever the talks for the Cubs' Sammy Sosa intensify -- Chicago has not made a specific proposal -- the Yankees would at least explore the idea of having a pitcher like Ismael Valdes added to the deal.

To limit confusion, Cucuzza made sure that a pitcher and a position player shared a number, rather than two pitchers.

It has come to accept the idea that a Jew can aspire to a national office that one former occupant, John Nance Garner, is popularly said to have described as not "worth a pitcher of warm spit".

The Dodgers had a similar problem with their rotation last year, the byproduct of the same misguided idea that an affordable-but-stable rotation could be built on around injury-prone pitchers.

But Friedman brushed off the idea that pitchers were throwing harder today.

On Twitter, some players marveled at Fister's toughness — "He treated a line drive off of the head like it was a bug bite!" said the Colorado Rockies' Michael Cuddyer, @mcuddy3 — while others lampooned the idea that pitchers wear helmets, as Tim McCarver suggested on Fox.

That's tough for a pitcher".