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Friday, June 6, 2014

Q. I know what a “wild pitch” is in baseball. Is there such a thing as a tame pitch?

A. There is. A tame pitch occurs when a southpaw takes off his glove and throws the ball with his right hand. Vice versa for a northpaw. A pitcher throws with his opposite hand when he either 1) has sprained his pitching wrist, 2) is acting up like a wise-acre, or 3) has been given the wrong hormone shot.