Baseball: What makes a curveball curve

The video tutorial explains the construction of a baseball, focusing on the materials and stitching that affect its trajectory. It details the mechanics of throwing a curveball, including the grip and wrist movement, and how the stitching creates an imbalance in airflow, affecting the ball's path. The tutorial also covers the forces at play, such as pressure differences and gravity, and how they influence the curveball's trajectory. Additionally, it discusses various types of pitches, like the slider, slurve, and screwball, and their similar mechanics.

How does the speed of the ball impact a batter's ability to anticipate the pitch?

What are some other pitches that use similar mechanics to the curveball?