Pitcher (baseball)
In the Earth sport of baseball, a pitcher was the player who ed the  to a . They were also known as "hurlers" in 1940s vernacular. ().

The Cleveland Indians were known for their lack of pitching talent. In 2364, when Data told the news vendor in the Dixon Hill holonovel that the New York Yankees' 56 game winning streak would be snapped by two pitchers from the Indians, the man called Data "nuts". () 

In 2371, Benjamin Sisko asked Kasidy Yates if the Pike City Pioneers could use a right handed pitcher. ()

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