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Why It Works The ball should turn one-half to one full rotation over its entire flight. Each time a raised seam crosses the air flow, the ball changes direction. SOURCES: Interviews with Zink; photographs of pitchers; 'Illumin' magazine
Why It Works
The ball should turn one-half to one full rotation over its entire flight. Each time a raised seam crosses the air flow, the ball changes direction.

SOURCES: Interviews with Zink; photographs of pitchers; "Illumin" magazine
(Globe Staff Illustration / David Butler)
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