Reply to "Pitching Injuries"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Originally Posted by Marklaker:

Unfortunately, high stress innings don’t receive nearly the same scrutiny as overall pitch counts. Likewise, I believe cold weather and early season pitch totals should also be closely monitored.

For youth pitchers I agree. But why would a young pitcher be in that position to begin with, if he cant get threw an inning with the appropriate amount of acceptable pitches he should not be in it to begin with.

And yes, cold weather as well as early season pitch counts in games are important.

80 for a first game isnt acceptable to me as a parent of a pitcher.

JMO

1/19/158:51 AM

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