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A control pitcher who succeeds by avoiding surrendering walks is different from a [[power pitcher]] who succeeds by [[strikeout|striking out]] batters and keeping the ball out of play.
One of the most famous examples of a control pitcher in the history of baseball is [[Greg Maddux]], though Maddux also has had significant strikeout totals (he is a member of the [[3000 strikeout club]]) because of his ability to change speeds and the deceptive nature of his pitches.
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