It shows the ball's actual path of travel from mound to plate and breaking movement of the ball inside the strike zone. Blimp-eye view of pitch. Pitch speeds represent velocity from mound to plate. Highlighted 84 is typical radar-gun reading. Overhead is the best perspective to see lateral movement of ball.
System can show flight path of ball from any position.
Recreating a pitch grouping to show what a pitcher threw to a particular batter in previous games. Sinking fastball Looking at specific breaking pitches, the 2-seam fastball, also called a moving or sinking fastball, is gripped on top of the ball with the narrow seams exposed. This is in contrast to the 4-seam fastball, which must be gripped on the wide seams to get it to travel in a true trajectory with all seams rotating. Both of these fastball pitches are released with backspin. When releasing this fastball, you usually apply pressure against the seam with either the index or middle finger.