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No a cutter's movement is much like a slider without the downward motion. It's thrown like a fastball and "cuts" 2-3 inches to the left from a right-hander and vice versa for lefties.

They'll normally start on the inside half of the plate and end up jamming the hitter. Or some pitchers use a "back-door" slider which starts a few inches off the plate and catches the outside corner for a strike.

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same here, how do you railroad the catcher?

Push up on the right analog stick at the right time.

And a cutter, i think, is just a slower fastball with slider-like horizontal movement. I've always thrown it way inside on an opposite-handed batter because every other situation, the batter crushes the pitch.

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Push up on the right analog stick at the right time.

And a cutter, i think, is just a slower fastball with slider-like horizontal movement. I've always thrown it way inside on an opposite-handed batter because every other situation, the batter crushes the pitch.

yeah, you push up on the right analog stick about 3 steps from home when the catcher has the ball, it is kinda tough to do when he doesn't have the ball yet or is just ready to get it, i've only done it a few time myself, actually did it last night and absolutely flattened LoDuca with Thome, he held on to the ball though. :?

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