"throw back to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or feeling where one is experiencing something reminiscent of something previously experienced. For example: "The smell of popcorn and the roar of the crowd made me throw back to my days of attending football games in college."
That is part of the challenge I would throw back to the world of the press.
The throw back to the plate was not in time, and the Yankees had perfectly executed a delayed steal of home.
Goins pretended to casually throw back to Estrada, but actually placed the ball in his glove as Frazier stood on the base, looking toward the outfield.
We talked about it when we signed him, about being able to throw back to back, and it's been an honor.
Torre wanted to hear Martin's version of the snit with the plate umpire Laz Diaz on Wednesday night in Anaheim, when Martin questioned some pitches and Diaz declined to hand him new baseballs to throw back to the pitcher.
A throw back to those elementary school art projects, this tumbler will make them smile.
Let me throw back-to-back days.' It was great.
Wells's next start is Saturday in Boston, where he will try and probably fail to become the first pitcher in history to throw back-to-back perfect games.
Johnny Vander Meer is the only pitcher to ever throw back-to-back no-hitters, for the Cincinnati Reds, in 1938.
Dickey also struck out 12 and 13 batters in those games and became the first pitcher since 1900 to throw back-to-back complete games with one hit or fewer and at least 10 strikeouts in each game.
TIGERS 3, ROYALS 1 Justin Verlander of host Detroit made an impressive bid to become the second pitcher to throw back-to-back no-hitters before allowing a run-scoring triple to Kansas City's Melky Cabrera in the sixth inning.
