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The Nastiest Pitches of 2021: Terrific Two

Choose wisely!

With the calendar officially flipped to 2022, it’s time to take one final look back at 2021 and relive some of the Nastiest Pitches of the year. We’ve hand-picked sixteen of the nastiest, filthiest, most disgusting acts committed by pitchers during the season, and it’s now up to you to vote and determine which pitch will be crowned Pitcher List’s Nastiest Pitch of 2021.

Voting has closed for the first three rounds, but click here if you’d like to look back and see all sixteen pitches in all their glory. For this round, voting will run throughout the day and every vote counts. Each round will run this week and the winner will be announced on Twitter on Saturday.

 

Design by Michael Packard (@designsbypack on Twitter @ IG)

 

This is it. The battle for all the marbles. Two NL West pitchers square off in the Terrific Two for the Nastiest Pitch of 2021 crown. Take your pick!

 

Kevin Gausman’s Splitter (1)

 

https://gfycat.com/dangerousignorantacouchi

 

vs.

 

Blake Treinen’s Sinker (2)

 

https://gfycat.com/unselfishappropriateazurevasesponge

 

The time has come to choose the Nastiest Pitch of 2021, and it’s between two of the nastiest pitches of the decade (so far). Kevin Gausman really turned things around in 2020 and he kept that going in 2021, helping lead the Giants to a division title and earning himself a fat new contract in the offseason. Meanwhile, Blake Treinen finished another terrific season as the Dodgers’ setup man and should now slide his way into their closer role assuming Kenley Jansen departs once the lockout lifts. Both of these pitches have earned their place in this championship matchup, and now it’s time to decide which is the cream of the crop.

 

Which Pitch Was Nastier?

 

Photo by Jimmy Simmons, Ric Tapia & Lawrence Iles/Icon Sportswire | Design by Michael Packard (@designsbypack on Twitter @ IG)

Ben Brown

Ben is a lifelong resident of the great state of Maine who loves the wild and wacky intricacies of baseball. During the summer months, you'll find him either in the woods at a golf course or floating on the water upta camp, both with a local beer in hand and a game on the radio.

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