Sentence examples for regain velocity from inspiring English sources

But if Watson's shoulder does not improve and he does not regain velocity on his fastball, he will have arthroscopic surgery that would most likely end his season.

Hitchcock said he was still trying to master the series of mechanical adjustments he had made to regain velocity on his fastball.

In the aftermath of the senseless "Dark Night" massacre on Friday, July 20, the time-old debate over gun control has been regaining velocity, with organizations like the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence stepping into the foreground of news media to push for more stringent gun ownership legislation.

Meanwhile, Hitchcock is still trying to regain the velocity he lost when he had reconstructive elbow surgery in June 2000.

But he differed with the pitching coach, Rick Peterson; lost time to reconstructive elbow surgery; and struggled to regain his velocity.

Girardi believes that Sabathia will regain his velocity this season, perhaps even throw as hard as 94 m.p.h again.

"They say the second year you regain some velocity," said Wooten, who has a 28-inning scoreless streak this year and went 36 innings without giving up a walk.

Maine, bothered by problems with his right shoulder the previous two seasons, has tried various techniques to regain the velocity on his fastball this season.

But Hitchcock threw well in the World Series, and he and the Yankees are convinced that with time and more rehabilitation, he will regain his velocity and become an effective starter again.

Milton Jamail, a writer and a historian of Cuban baseball, has reported that Rodriguez has been overused and said that he assumed Cuban officials figured he was not going to regain his velocity.

The Yankees are hoping that Hughes — a 24-year-old right-hander with an 0-1 record and a 13.94 E.R.A. — can use the time off to work on strengthening exercises and throwing long toss to regain his velocity, which has been far below normal.