Was Freddie the Pitcher or the Catcher?

Seems to me he was the Catcher. Discuss

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I think Jim said something about this in his book...

Jim Hutton mentioned in his book that Freddie prefers to be a "taker".

Now, can you stop with this?

Freddie pitched many song ideas during his time in Queen and caught the influence of the club scene in the early 80s.

I say both.

He was a starting shortstop who was a switch hitter.

This is a disgusting topic

grow up

sick fucks

[QUOTE] [b]Gregsynth wrote:[/b]

Freddie pitched many song ideas during his time in Queen and caught the influence of the club scene in the early 80s.
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Wasn't the only thing he caught unfortunately.

For chrissake take this discussion and pitch it into your catcher.

[QUOTE] [b]Gregsynth wrote:[/b]

Freddie pitched many song ideas during his time in Queen and caught the influence of the club scene in the early 80s.

I say both.[/QUOTE]

Hahaha priceless

As far as I know, Freddie never played Baseball. So neither.

I saw a picture of him in a snooker outfit once. Don't know what his highest break was.