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RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

There are always going to be some genetic freak exceptions. But I believe somewhere in the 90’s (different for each pitcher) is the breaking point for how much a pitching arm can handle. It’s why there are so many injuries and TJ surgeries mostly at the pro level now. I realize as time goes on and orthos become more skilled on TJ the surgery becomes easier. But I doubt there’s any pitcher out there who wants to sit out 12-18 months of minor league development or major league prime.

3/9/2112:11 PM

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