Learn to Win

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Pitcher Jackson Buckeye, a starter for the St. Louis Cardinals has not gotten a win in 3 seasons. If he doesn't get a win, he won't be signing with the team the next season, so his goal is to change that. He tries everything, he goes into a game realizing he could throw and control the ball better, throwing a fastball at a maximum of 131 MPH, and his breaking balls at an inhuman 102 MPH. Sinker, 4-Seam Fastball, Running Fastball, Vulcan Changeup, and Slurve are his pitches of choice after years of the 4-Seam, 2-Sean, Curveball, Changeup gig not working..All Rights Reserved

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