All you have to do is look at the video below, courtesy of MLW Wiffle, of what professional Wiffle Ball players can do to these balls -- and you’ll learn quickly that this isn’t like pitching ...

Stroudsburg bar owner Ron Schraeder kicks the dirt off the pitching rubber and palms the Wiffle ball. Gripping his signature knuckler, he smiles like he alone knows the secret to this magical pitch… ...

The design of the Wiffle ball guarantees that you don't need a strong arm to throw a variety of pitches. But how does that happen?

One of the many things you can do with a Blitzball is throw different types of pitches such as a curveball, slider, changeup, etc. You can throw different pitches by putting your fingers onvarious ...

Wiffle Balls are a lightweight alternative to baseballs, better suited for backyards then sports stadiums. The design of the Wiffle Ball guarantees you don't need a strong arm to throw a curve ...

The Wiffle ball first landed in America's backyards in 1953. Its oblong holes allowed baseball fans to throw curves and sliders like the pros without killing their arms.

It’s not just spin. It’s hard facts. Baseballs and softballs can do strange things if you know how to throw them. For decades ...

By lubricating the ball—with saliva, Vaseline, hair grease, or something else—the pitcher can throw a pitch that slides off his fingers without generating too much backspin.

For the Wiffle ball, we also varied the orientation of the ball with respect to the airflow, making our own version of the manufacturer’s pitching instructions.

The start of the 2023 MLB season is quickly approaching, which means we’re very close to another year of watching pitchers throwing some absolutely nasty pitches with so much movement that make ...