anyone else agree that we need more knuckleball pitchers.........

anyone know if there's any up and coming ones?

Don’t know if any more around, How about Screwball pitchers too? Don’t think there has been one since Valenzuela 

@Timealker

 Ahh screwball pitching would be nice!  I think mlb don't have time to develop these pitchers.  Seems like they focus only on spin and velocity which sucks for us fans

Dylan Cease has a nasty knuckle curve

Who doesn’t love a good knuckleball? Lmao. 

Who doesnt love the moose Knuckle 

I LOVE ME A GOOD OLE KNUCKLE BALL

Still miss a pure knuckler. RA Dickey might have been the last of a dying breed.

Dickey and of Course , Fernando as stated , but don't forget Phil Niekro

I guess nobody knows what a moose knuckle is ...tough crowd 

I think we do need more knuckle ball pitchers. Catchers have a difficult time catching them and that ought to tell you about how successful they are against hitters.

As as ex-pitcher if you have a strong wind blowing into the plate it renders KB's and curve balls virtually useless. However if you have a strong wind blowing at the pitcher the curve ball and KB's will have massive breaks.

Bob Uecker

"The way to catch a knuckleball is to wait until it stops rolling and then pick it up"

Uecker was quite the character.

He once shagged in the outfield catching the balls with a tuba..

He also argued with the ump saying, "that wasn't a strike". Ump replies, "it was and the NEXT one will be too"...

You won't win a debate with the plate ump so why get him against you?

@VicVega91

"The Milwaukee Brewers biggest star today is a career .200 hitter who's never even played for the team. But Bob Uecker, the radio voice of the team for 32 years, has just about done it all. Nationwide, fans still remember Uecker as an actor, comedian and author. To Brewers fans, though, he's a no nonsense scholar of the game who's not afraid to criticize a pitcher who can't throw strikes. Here in Milwaukee, we also appreciate him for his dry sense of humor that can keep any game entertaining, even when the team is mired in a slump."- Columnist Andy Tarnoff in OnMilwaukee.com (April 4, 2002)