parts of his career. But Bradford threw it more than half the time. Bradford's second pitch was a curveball that averaged just below 70 mph, while his third was a changeup. Bradford's submarine delivery held right-handed batters to just .588 OPS. But left-handed hitters had .843 OPS and .408 on-base percentage against him. So Bradford was used more against right-handed hitters, with left-handed hitters accounting for less than a third of Bradford's career total batters faced. Personal life , Bradford identified as an evangelical Christian. Sources Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game. Lewis, Michael. W.W. Norton & Company Inc., 2003. References External links 1974 births Living people American expatriate baseball players in Canada Arizona League Athletics players Baseball coaches from Mississippi Baseball players from Jackson, Mississippi Baltimore Orioles players Birmingham Barons players Boston Red Sox players Calgary Cannons players Charlotte Knights players Charlotte Stone Crabs players Chicago White Sox players Durham Bulls players Hickory Crawdads players Hinds Eagles baseball players Major League Baseball pitchers Montgomery Biscuits players New York Mets players Oakland Athletics players Sacramento River Cats players Southern Miss Golden Eagles baseball coaches Southern Miss Golden Eagles baseball players Sportspeople from Jackson, Mississippi Stockton Ports players Tampa Bay Rays players Winston-Salem Warthogs players American evangelicals