Success Mode 2007 Training Menu

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Should ability pages have methods of acquisition for every release of the game?--Odawali 01:35, 22 May 2008 (UTC)

Ability Description

"The pitched ball spins like a gyroscope, making the ball appear to be moving faster"

The Gyroball ability gives the pitcher's 4SFB a football-like spin and slight downward movement.

The characteristics of the pitch (late life and slight drop near the plate) suggest that the depicted gyroball is of the four-seam variety. The on-screen animation also shows four seams rotating parallel to the ground, fitting the definition of a four-seam gyroball ^[1].

Obtaining in Success Mode

The Gyroball ability can be acquired at random in the following events:

MLB PP 2007

• Using the Challenge card on Annie at the amusement park
• Using the Challenge card on Becky for the Valentine's Date in the third year
• On Sarah's random event in which she gets a silver award at the photo contest.

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References

1. ↑ "Himeno simulated air flowing around both a two-seam and four-seam gyroball. (The distinction indicates the number of seams rotating parallel to the ground.)"[1]