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      • Every pitch type will have a different league-average HAA value (sliders and cutters have much sharper angles on average than sinkers or changeups), but they’ll all have HAAAAs that center on zero, with “plus” or “minus” values to indicate above or below average for that pitch type.
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      A Visual Primer on Horizontal Approach Angle (HAA)

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    Vertical Approach Angle (VAA) and Horizontal Approach Angle (HAA) are both metrics that describe the angle at which the ball crosses home plate. VAA is the angle of the ball's vertical trajectory as it crosses home plate relative to the pitcher’s release point, while HAA is the angle of the ball's horizontal descent.

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  5. medium.com › something-tangible › examining-pitchingExamining Pitching Approach Angles | by Ethan Moore ... - Medium

    Aug 9, 2020 · They are called Vertical Approach Angle (VAA) and Horizontal Approach Angle (HAA). Definitions. Vertical Approach Angle tells us how “steep” or “flat” the pitch was when it crossed home...

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    • Four-Seam Fastball. When most people think of a fastball, they think of a four-seam fastball. This is when pitchers dig deep and throw the ball as hard as they can.
    • Two-Seam Fastball. With a two-seam fastball, pitchers typically lose a little velocity but gain a little movement compared to a four-seam fastball. The grip is a little different with pitchers placing their two fingers on the part of the ball where there are two seams close together.
    • Cutter. A cutter is also a part of the fastball family of pitches. It’s not as common as a four-seam fastball or a two-seam fastball but can be effective for pitchers facing hitters from the opposite side.
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  7. blogs.fangraphs.com › thinking-about-horizontalThinking About Horizontal Approach Angle | FanGraphs Baseball

    Dec 9, 2021 · While every pitch type has its own examples of extreme horizontal approach, you can picture a sweeping breaking ball coming from the far side of the rubber as a pitch that would register a high...

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