Knuckleball: The History of the Unhittable Pitch
By (Author) Lew Freedman
Sports Publishing LLC
Sports Publishing LLC
17th March 2015
United States
General
Non Fiction
Baseball
796.35722
Hardback
320
Width 152mm, Height 229mm, Spine 30mm
528g
"It took me a day to learn [the knuckleball] and a lifetime to learn how to throw it for a strike." This quote, by pitcher and coach Charlie Hough, is the best way to understand baseball's most baffling and mysterious pitch. Not even the best practitioners of the art of throwing a knuckleball know where it is going most of the time. As a pitch that
Lew Freedman is the author of nearly 60 books on sports, including Clouds over the Goalpost and A Summer to Remember, and is the winner of more than 250 journalism awards. A veteran sportswriter, Freedman was formerly a staff writer for the Chicago Tribune and Philadelphia Inquirer, as well as other papers, and lives in Columbus, Indiana.