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- Ein breaking ball (engl.: ausbrechender Ball) ist im Baseball die Sammelbezeichnung für alle Würfe des Pitchers, die nicht in gerader Linie auf den Batter zufliegen. Hierzu verwendet der Pitcher spezielle Grifftechniken, um den Baseball mit einem Effet zu versehen (Magnus-Effekt). Ein breaking ball (z. B. ein Curveball, Screwball oder Slider) ist zwar langsamer als ein gerade geworfener Fastball, verbringt aber weniger Zeit in der Strike Zone und ist somit schwerer vom Batter zu schlagen. Allerdings erfordert das Fangen eines breaking balls vom Catcher viel Präzision. Arten von Baseball Pitches Fastballs: Cutter |Four-seam |Two-seam |Shuuto |Sinker |Split-finger : Curveball (12–6) |Knuckle curve |Screwball |Slider |Slurve Changeups: Circle changeup |Forkball |Palmball |Vulcan changeup Andere: Beanball |Brushback |Eephus |Gyroball |Knuckleball |Spitball |Submarine (de)
- In baseball, a breaking ball is a pitch that does not travel straight as it approaches the batter; it will have sideways or downward motion on it, sometimes both (see slider). A breaking ball is not a specific pitch by that name, but is any pitch that "breaks", such as a curveball, slider, or screwball. A pitcher who primarily uses breaking ball pitches is often referred to as a junkballer. A breaking ball is more difficult than a straight pitch for a catcher to receive as breaking pitches sometimes hit the ground (whether intentionally, or not) before making it to the plate. A curveball moves down and to the left for a right handed pitcher. For a left hand pitcher, it moves down and to the right. And blocking a breaking ball requires thought and preparation by the catcher. The pitcher then, must have confidence in the catcher, and the catcher in himself, to block any ball in the dirt; if there are runners on base, they will likely advance if the ball gets away from the catcher. (Whether the pitcher is right- or left-handed will dictate which direction the catcher must turn his body to adjust for the spin of an upcoming breaking ball. This necessary movement may reveal the next intended pitch to the batter; therefore an experienced catcher must fake or mask his intentions when preparing for the pitch.) If a breaking ball fails to break, it is called a "hanging" breaking ball, or specifically, a "hanging" curve. The "hanger" presents a high, slow pitch that is easy for the batter to see, and often results in an extra-base hit or a home run. Don Mattingly wrote in Don Mattingly's Hitting Is Simple: The ABC's of Batting .300 that "hitting a breaking ball is one of the toughest things you'll have to learn" due to the ball's very brief window in the strike zone. (en)
- 변화구(變化球) 또는 브레이킹 볼(Breaking Ball)은 야구의 투구나 배구의 서브에서 비행하는 공의 진행 방향이 변화하는 공으로, 일반적으로 야구에서 공이 어떤 방향으로 움직여서 타자가 치기 어려운 구종을 가리킨다. (ko)
- 變化球（英語：breaking ball），是棒球中的一種球路，它不像快速球（fastball），會產生不同方向、速度上的變化都可通稱為變化球。曲球、彈指曲球、滑球、滑曲球、螺旋球都是變化球。正常情况下，变化球的球速比速球要慢很多。 (zh)
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- 변화구(變化球) 또는 브레이킹 볼(Breaking Ball)은 야구의 투구나 배구의 서브에서 비행하는 공의 진행 방향이 변화하는 공으로, 일반적으로 야구에서 공이 어떤 방향으로 움직여서 타자가 치기 어려운 구종을 가리킨다. (ko)
- 變化球（英語：breaking ball），是棒球中的一種球路，它不像快速球（fastball），會產生不同方向、速度上的變化都可通稱為變化球。曲球、彈指曲球、滑球、滑曲球、螺旋球都是變化球。正常情况下，变化球的球速比速球要慢很多。 (zh)
- In baseball, a breaking ball is a pitch that does not travel straight as it approaches the batter; it will have sideways or downward motion on it, sometimes both (see slider). A breaking ball is not a specific pitch by that name, but is any pitch that "breaks", such as a curveball, slider, or screwball. A pitcher who primarily uses breaking ball pitches is often referred to as a junkballer. (en)
- Ein breaking ball (engl.: ausbrechender Ball) ist im Baseball die Sammelbezeichnung für alle Würfe des Pitchers, die nicht in gerader Linie auf den Batter zufliegen. Hierzu verwendet der Pitcher spezielle Grifftechniken, um den Baseball mit einem Effet zu versehen (Magnus-Effekt). Ein breaking ball (z. B. ein Curveball, Screwball oder Slider) ist zwar langsamer als ein gerade geworfener Fastball, verbringt aber weniger Zeit in der Strike Zone und ist somit schwerer vom Batter zu schlagen. Allerdings erfordert das Fangen eines breaking balls vom Catcher viel Präzision. Arten von Baseball Pitches (de)
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- 변화구 (ko)
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