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Originally Posted by
basedog
I'm no expert but the biggest problem I see is way to much "travel ball" for pitchers. They pitch all year long now days and it starts way before they are developed in the muscle structure.
That's not near as big of a issue as it's been made.
The bigger issue is that the #1 correlation to getting swing and miss is velocity and and #2 is strikes.
So pitchers are throwing harder than ever and the human body for most folks wasn't built for that.
The human body is a car built to go 92 mph. When guys get over that, the injury rate goes up.
It's the price of poker.
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