Is it Smart to Throw a Curveball High In the Strike Zone?

The video discusses the concept of high curveballs in baseball, examining their potential effectiveness and the challenges they present. While high curveballs can be effective if executed perfectly, they are difficult to control and often result in softer pitches that can be easily hit if not placed correctly. The video advises against relying on high curveballs as a primary strategy due to the risks of hanging pitches and emphasizes focusing on delivering high-quality pitches in the strike zone.

What is the general consensus on throwing high curveballs according to the text?

Why might high curveballs be considered effective despite the general advice against them?

What happens to a curveball when it is thrown higher in the zone?

What is the risk associated with trying to throw a high curveball?

What should a pitcher's goal be when facing a hitter with two strikes?

How does the speaker suggest pitchers should approach throwing pitches?

What is the speaker's final recommendation regarding high curveballs?