问答题Although he pitched professionally for 3 decades, Nolan Ryan never lost any velocity on his fastball, and few A Bmaintained, such control over so many pitches as he. No error C D E
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Although he pitched professionally for 3 decades, Nolan Ryan never lost any velocity on his fastball, and few A Bmaintained, such control over so many pitches as he. No error C D E
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