Posts Tagged ‘tommy john surgery’

The Pitch That Couldn’t Slow Down$

A Pitcher’s View on the Tommy John “Epidemic”

Pitching, it turns out, is bad for pitchers.

It’s Still A New Beginning for the Rangers and Jacob deGrom$

Reviewing Tommy John Surgery Research$

Casey Mize’s Elbow Injury is a Rare One$

Chris Paddack’s Second Tommy John Surgery Alarming, But Maybe Not The End$

From the Outfield Grass: The Tommy John Class of 2016$

If Everything Goes To Plan: What’s The Right Amount of Seasoning?$

Cold Takes: Command, Control, and Tommy John Surgery

Conventional wisdom says control is the last thing to return for pitchers after Tommy John surgery, but the data isn’t quite so sure.

Raising Aces: The Return of Fern

Jose Fernandez, Matt Cain, and Matt Moore return from injury.

What You Need to Know: July 3, 2015

A bunch of pitchers return from injuries. Other baseball games were also played, and even more will be played this weekend. Baseball! Baseball never ends.

Fantasy Freestyle: The Injured Starter Market

Sizing up the arms getting ready to return from the DL.

Working the Count: The Tanaka Postmortem

Can we find anything that should have been predictive in Masahiro Tanaka’s pre-injury performance?

Baseball Therapy: What High School Has to Do with Tommy John

How do state pitch count limits for amateurs affect future elbow injury rates?

Baseball Therapy: The Hard Part About Preventing Tommy John Surgeries

There’s a new list of recommended ways to prevent serious elbow injuries. Now, how do we implement them?

BP Daily Podcast: Effectively Wild Episode 455: Stan Conte on What We Need to Know About Pitcher Injuries

Ben and Sam talk to Dodgers VP of Medical Services and Head Athletic Trainer Stan Conte about the pitcher injury epidemic.