“Pitches Low and Inside?” – A Tricky Clue to Crack
Ah, the joys (and occasional frustrations) of crossword puzzles! Sometimes, a clue will leap out at you, its answer clear as day. Other times, you’re left staring blankly, wondering if the puzzle setter is speaking a language you don’t understand.
Today, we’re tackling one of those “hmm, let’s think about this” clues: “Pitches Low and Inside?”. It’s a playful one, with a bit of a double meaning that might lead you down a few rabbit holes before you find the right answer.
Let’s break down the clue to see what clues we can glean:
“Pitches”
immediately points us towards a sports context. Baseball is a likely suspect, given the use of “low” and “inside.” But are there other sports where a “pitch” is a key element?
“Low”
is a common baseball term, referring to a pitch thrown below the batter’s knees.
“Inside”
is another baseball term, referring to a pitch thrown close to the batter’s body, on the inside corner of the strike zone.
Now, the tricky part is the question mark. Is it implying something more figurative than literal? Could “pitches” be a metaphor for something else entirely?
This is where the fun of a good crossword clue comes in. It’s a challenge, a puzzle to solve, and ultimately a rewarding experience when you finally crack the code.
So, fellow crossword enthusiasts, put your thinking caps on and see if you can solve this intriguing clue. We’ll explore some possible answers and discuss the reasoning behind them in the comments below!
What do you think the answer is? Share your thoughts in the comments!
Available Answers:
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Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 5 Oct 24, Saturday