Ben's two-seamer is his better fastball, definitely. He has to be able to hit his spots with the four-seamer to be effective, however. Even though he was only throwing in the mid-80's last night, he is capable of staying around 90, not that it makes that much of a difference. I think what DHonks might have seen as another breaking ball was just a hard change-up. Ben throws at a lot of different speeds, and sometimes it is hard to tell the difference between a flat curve and a hard-breaking change. He is capable of effectively pitching between 70-90 MPH, which is a good thing. As noted, he also usually hits the black of the strike zone, and with his sink, he'll get lots of ground balls. He doesn't strike a whole lot of guys out because he's usually confident enough in the curve that he'll use it earlier in the count and show another pitch (like the sinker) to induce a weak swing. And does anyone else think that if he had a little longer hair, he'd sorta look like Jeff Weaver (sans coke binge look)?