TRhit,
First off, I don't have any personal feelings to you. Because I don't know you, only some of your opinions, I don't like or dislike you. I've merely been discussing an issue, but it seems as if you've taken personal offense.
You are saying that you are "talking of injury based on cumulative events" and I understand. I am saying that so far, after catching and pitching for many years, the cumulative events have not taken a toll. I'm not saying they won't, just that so far he has excelled at both without any sort of long-lasting injury.
You say you don't like young kids catching and pitching, but if the person is older is it ok? What defines older?
Robert is currently 17. I knew that he entered college at 16 and forgot that he turned 17 in November. Ooops!