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He was given the nickname "Hooks", because his curveball was hard to hit.

| In the bottom of the seventh inning, with the Tigers ahead 2–1 and Victorino down in the count 0–2 on well-placed curveballs, he sent the third pitch (also a curveball, but up in the zone) over the Green Monster.

Hammel throws a mix of five pitches: a four-seam fastball at 92–95"nbsp;mph, a two-seam fastball (his lead pitch) at the same speed, a slider in the mid 80s, a curveball in the upper 70s, and a changeup in the high 80s.

Later Mohammad Harith like curveball evidence was labeled with a fabricator notice.

They are as follows: a four-seam fastball (93–97"nbsp;mph), two-seam fastball (94–99), cutter (91–93), slider (84–86), splitter (85–87) and a curveball (79–82).

As of August 2016, Samardzija re-inserted the curveball into his repertoire, a pitch he had not used in almost 4 years.

His main breaking ball is a sharp curveball around 77–81"nbsp;mph.

Wright relies heavily on his excellent curveball in 2-strike counts.

He used a four-seam fastball at , a two-seam fastball at , a cutter at , a changeup at , a slider at , and a slow, looping curveball at .

However, further along in his career (beginning in the early 1940s), he developed an arsenal of additional pitches to complement his fastball: a dependable forkball, a slow curveball, and a changeup.

Bell was a fastball pitcher early in his career and then developed a slider and curveball.

Relying mostly on a curveball, Washburn returned to the starting rotation in 1966, winning 11 games against 9 losses; in 1967, he won 10 games against 7 losses on a Cardinal team that won the World Series, defeating the Boston Red Sox in seven games.