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Can you give me a quote from the softball player Jenny Finch?
���The great thing is, with this team, we can be down 3-1 and...
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Who is a better softball player, Cat Osterman or Jenny Finch?
Cats eat birds. Osterman wins this one! ChaCha up!
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How old is Jenny Finch the USA softball pitcher?
She was born on September 3, 1980, and is now 28 years old.
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What is the fastest that the softball player jenny finch has ever pitched (under-hand)?
Jenny Finch could apparently pitch at a blazing 71 miles per ...
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What college did jennie finch play softball at?
Jennie Finch played softball for the University of Arizona, w...
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What are the different types of pitches that Jenny Finch can throw?
Finch is known for her signature Finch Windmill and her Riseb...
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Who is Jenny Finch's husband and what baseball team does he play for?
Jenny Finch's husbands name is Casey Daigle. He is a pitcher ...
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Stacey Nuveman was the catcher of the 2008 US Women's Nationa...
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How fast does Jenny Finch throw?
I could not Jennie regularly hits 70 mph on the radar gun, wh...
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About Jennie Finch
Jennie Lynn Finch (9/3/80) is an American softball player and pitched for the USA national softball team and the Chicago Bandits. On July 20, 2010 Jennie officially announced her retirement from softball in order to focus on her family.
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