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    Quote Originally Posted by zbhargrove View Post
    I'm certainly no expert, but I would have to assume this would have happened no matter what
    Hard to imagine a different scenario

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    Quote Originally Posted by bravesnumberone View Post
    Not so sure they're going to be rushing out to offer a long-term contract to a pitcher at this moment.
    You have a point but the Strider injury was pretty much a given to happen at some point and they didn't mind giving him six years.

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    You would think there would be a way to better track the condition of pitchers arms, elbows and shoulders to preemptively shut them down before their condition deteriorates to the point they need surgery. It seems like it would be in everybody’s best interest

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    Knowing AA, if Strider becomes an ineffective starter upon return from TJ 2.0, he can be our closer as Iglesias will be gone by then.

    Strider can still be a good starter converted to closer Ala Smoltz, and he'll be paid below market value as an elite closer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Chosen One View Post
    Knowing AA, if Strider becomes an ineffective starter upon return from TJ 2.0, he can be our closer as Iglesias will be gone by then.
    The throwback articles to John Smoltz's resurrection are writing themselves.

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    Saw a comment on Twitter wondering about the pitch clock being related to the Tommy John stuff.

    Not sure if there has been an increase or just bigger names it's happening to

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    Quote Originally Posted by chop2chip View Post
    You would think there would be a way to better track the condition of pitchers arms, elbows and shoulders to preemptively shut them down before their condition deteriorates to the point they need surgery. It seems like it would be in everybody’s best interest
    Wonder if players would go along with regular MRIs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by msstate7 View Post
    Wonder if players would go along with regular MRIs.
    Teams also. If player is in last year of contract, both have different reasons to not want MRIs

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    Are arm injuries distributed equally among starters and relievers? If it's mostly starters, maybe pitching rosters should be expanded to prevent so many innings on starters

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    Quote Originally Posted by sturg33 View Post
    Saw a comment on Twitter wondering about the pitch clock being related to the Tommy John stuff.

    Not sure if there has been an increase or just bigger names it's happening to
    I think the pitch clock is a red herring. TJ’s are up across every level of professional and amateur baseball. It’s almost as if this shouldn’t be referred to as an injury rather required maintenance like replacing the tires on your car after 50k miles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by msstate7 View Post
    Wonder if players would go along with regular MRIs.
    Probably not.

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    I can’t see players ever agreeing to regular MRIs with the amount of money they could stand to lose.

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    Do pitchers get routine MRIs in the off-season? Seems like that should be a standard procedure for a high-risk guy like Strider. If you assume that his off-season work, spring training and 2 starts didn‘t cause an injury that wasn‘t already there after last season, he could be 6 months into his recovery by now. And the offseason could have been planned accordingly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chop2chip View Post
    I think the pitch clock is a red herring. TJ’s are up across every level of professional and amateur baseball. It’s almost as if this shouldn’t be referred to as an injury rather required maintenance like replacing the tires on your car after 50k miles.
    Bout to get in my lab to manufacture a super ligament, tendon, ucl. I'm gonna be so rich

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    Quote Originally Posted by bravesnumberone View Post
    I can’t see players ever agreeing to regular MRIs with the amount of money they could stand to lose.
    Why? It‘s not like not looking at a problem makes it go away. Getting something done after last season could have-in the worst case scenario-at least saved Strider’s 2025 season.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Strike3urout View Post
    Why? It‘s not like not looking at a problem makes it go away. Getting something done after last season could have-in the worst case scenario-at least saved Strider’s 2025 season.
    Depending on what damage there is, some guys pitch through it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by msstate7 View Post
    Bout to get in my lab to manufacture a super ligament, tendon, ucl. I'm gonna be so rich
    If you invented a golden elbow, they’d put you in the Hall of Fame

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    The bottomline for kids and their coaches are going to have to get rid of this throwing harder than God intended mentality. Do you want to pitch for 10-15 years or flame out at three or four years or so? The game will balance itself back out.

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    You guys know how I feel about twit and he was probably napping and didn’t even realize who was pitching when strider was pulled. But even I have a hard time gettin mad at him or this. I always feel that non contact injuries are just inevitable.
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