Who had the most annoying windup/stretch?

[kaptainkarl76]

Quote: Originally Posted by JayCutlersCig

An example? Daniel Mengden in Oakland.

I just faced him with the Red Sox..That windup is perplexing, how he learned that I have no clue..

Not too bad out of the stretch though..Which is how I find most pitchers that have an unorthodox method of delivery..

[cherman24]

I hate Kershaw in the stretch and Cobb in the windup. So slow...

[PPerfect_CJ]

Darren O’Day. The next time the Orioles run him out there against me, I’m switching over control and taking him out of the game. I just can’t handle it. I can’t even SEE the ball until it’s halfway across the plate.

[Caulfield]

Quote: Originally Posted by PPerfect_CJ

Darren O’Day. The next time the Orioles run him out there against me, I’m switching over control and taking him out of the game. I just can’t handle it. I can’t even SEE the ball until it’s halfway across the plate.

Change his windup to generic windup 21
It's closer to a sidearm windup instead of a true submariner. I have considered it in the past but I just stick it out against submariners, knowing they have my number. Luckily I have O'Day on my O's team, but when he was a Ranger back in my old Oakland/Seattle days, I hated him.

[PhlliesPhan6]

Didn't see him mentioned yet but I just played a game against John Gant and oh my that's a terrible windup.

[KBLover]

Adding Diekmann to my list.

He comes around like Sale, except it seems like every pitch he has is moving diagonally to the plate.

[Speedy]

Any pitcher with elaborated and deliberate motions...just throw it already!

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[shark547]

I also struggle with a pitcher who changes speed before and after if you know what I mean. Like when the meter goes really slowly up...and then it goes crazy fast on the way down.

I pitch best when they are the same speed.