What is the name of the organization that Randy Johnson and Nolan Ryan are involved in for youth pitching?
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nolan is the man! 5,714 strikeouts.  Only Rocket has 4,000.  That record will never be touched.  7 no hitters.  Are you kidding me. & no hitters, people go their whole life and never get one.  Nolan is the man.\nI don't know the name, but nolan is the man.
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http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/index.jsp?c_id=nyy\n\nCheck this out for updates. Email someone there for specific details.
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I couldn't find any locations, but here's the link to the MLB web site with information http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/kids/mlb_pitch_hit_run.jsp\n\nAlso they have an e-mail address for information. pitchhitrun@mlb.com
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For baseball players I think it was either Nolan Ryan or Ricky Henderson. Not too sure though.  I know that Albert Belle got the first $10 million per year contract.
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i think they have a shot at coming in 2nd in the division and maybe snagging the Wild Card.  it's really going to depend on how their pitching can hold up.  if halladay and burnett limit their trips to the DL and Ryan can close games effectively, they will do well.
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In a freak accident on March 24, 2001 during the 7th inning of a spring training game against the San Francisco Giants, Randy Johnson threw a fastball that struck and killed a dove. After being struck by the pitch, the bird went over catcher Rod Barajas' head and landed amid a "sea of feathers." The official call was "no pitch". This was only the second time in professional baseball that a thrown baseball had killed a bird: the first one was by New York Yankees outfielder Dave Winfield during a warm-up session in 1983. The Diamondbacks went on to win the game 10-5 without further incident.
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When people remember Nolan Ryan they remember all the strike outs and the 7 no hitters. What people forget to remember was he was a very wild pitcher, whose pitches were all over the place.\n\nNot only does Ryan hold the all time SO record of 5714, but he also holds the all time record for BB at 2795. He is the only modern day pitcher to walk over 200 batters in a season more than once(202 and 204). He lead all of baseball in BB's 8 times, finishing second 3 times, third 2 times and so on to the total of 19 top 10 finishes.\n\nThen there is the wild pitches. He holds the career record there as well with 277. Leading all of baseball 6 times in that department, finishing second 4 times, all the way down to 14 top 10 finishes.\n\nHe also plunked 159 batters over the course of his career, which was good for 8th all time when he retired(9th now). He had 13 top ten finishes in that category(7 top 5).\n\nRyan quite possibly was the most intimidating pitcher of all time. But that does not make him the best pitcher of all time.
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NO THANK GOD\nPedro is one of the biggest as Sholes in sports. The Yankees will NEVER have anything to do with that piece of trash of a pitcher. (He's not even that good)
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A Nolan Ryan ball?!! I REALLY wish I could. Sorry. : (
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Nolan Ryan , 7\nSandy Koufax, 4
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I would try going to the Cubs official website.  I got a Yankee broadcaster ringtone from NY Yankees.com.
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There were three:  Zack Greinke of the Royals, Jason Johnson of the Tigers, and C.C. Sabathia of the Indians.
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Check out www.DiamondDreamsBaseball.com \nIt is a baseball development school with some great baseball links.
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go to www.mlb.com and find a team's website - go to that.
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If you need some good pitching- check if these guys are available-\n\nJosh Johnson- Marlins\nJered Weaver- Angels\nIan Snell- Pirates\nCasey Janssen- Blue Jays
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Bret Saberhagen\n http://www.baseball-reference.com/postseason/1985_WS.shtml
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I would. I think that Randy Johnson will have a down year and retire at the end of the season. His fastball is not what it used to be. Hudson is good but Hunter and Byrd make up for that lose. Texiera is the key. His stats have gone up every year and will continue to go up in the ballpark he plays in. He is a good bet to give you a .300 avg. 45 hr and 135 rbi, Sweeney doesn't.