Baseball has inspired countless works of art, but some of the most striking are the outdoor sculptures created for baseball throwing exhibitions. These monumental pieces capture the dynamism and spirit of the sport, often becoming iconic landmarks.

One of the most renowned is "The Batter" by John T. Scott, a towering bronze statue in New Orleans that depicts a player mid-swing. Another standout is "The Pitch" in Cooperstown, NY, which immortalizes a pitcher’s wind-up in polished steel.

In Chicago, "The Slugger" by Richard Hunt is a kinetic sculpture that mimics the motion of a home run swing. Meanwhile, "The Fastball" in Los Angeles, created by Robert Graham, is a minimalist yet powerful representation of a pitcher’s release.

These sculptures not only celebrate baseball’s athleticism but also serve as cultural touchstones, blending art and sport in public spaces. Their enduring appeal lies in their ability to evoke the energy and passion of the game.