Pitcher (disambiguation)
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Pitcher may refer to the following:
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[edit] Baseball and Softball
- Pitcher, a playing position in the game of baseball or softball. See also:
- Starting pitcher, the pitcher who pitches the first pitch
- Relief pitcher, a pitcher who enters the game after the starting pitcher has been removed
- Middle relief pitcher, relief pitchers who commonly pitch in the 6th or 7th innings
- Setup pitcher, a relief pitcher who regularly pitches before the closer
- Closing pitcher, a relief pitcher who tries to get the final outs in a game to secure victory for his team
- Power pitcher, a pitcher who relies on the velocity of his pitches
- Control pitcher, a pitcher who relies on the accuracy of his pitches
- Groundball pitcher, a pitcher that relies on getting hitters to hit into ground outs
[edit] General
- Pitcher (container), a container for fluids
- Pitchers (ceramic material), is scrap ceramic material that has been broken, or otherwise rejected, in the course of manufacture
- Pitcher, New York, a town in Chenango County, NY, USA.
[edit] People
- Arthur Pitcher, a Bermudian cricketer
- Azeem Pitcher, a Bermudian cricketer
- Duncan Pitcher, a British Army and Royal Air Force officer
- Ernest Herbert Pitcher, recipient of the Victoria Cross in WWI
- George Pitcher, a journalist, author, public relations pioneer and an Anglican priest
- Henry William Pitcher, recipient of the Victoria Cross in India
- Molly Pitcher, a carrier of water during the American Revolution
- Nathaniel Pitcher, a former Lt. Governor of New York
- Oliver Pitcher, a Bermudian cricketer
- Rebecca Pitcher, an American musical theatre actress
- Thomas Gamble Pitcher, (1824-95), American soldier
- Zina Pitcher, an American physician, politician, educator, and academic administrator
[edit] Biology
- Pitcher's thistle, a species of thistle native to sand dune shorelines along the upper Great Lakes
- Pitcher plant, one of a type of carnivorous plants