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In the 1964 World Series Gibson pitched in the 2nd game, the 5th game and the7th game. The manager was not suspended
You don't do cruises, do you?
4-day, 3 night cruise. Leave Friday afternoon, back to where you start Monday morning.
All the hyperbole aside, I do think it’s an important discussion and guidelines are important/needed (especially at lower levels where the access to sports medicine staff and trainers/rehab aren’t readily accessible).
LOL. You trying to lead me into making blasphemous jokes? Like I can't get myself in enough trouble on my own?On the third day, he rose from the dead. Dead Friday, arisen Sunday. It's biblical.
If we want to talk about only being slightly out of these guidelines and ignore pitch smarts, what about the eye test? He was gassed after 30 pitches. He was running on fumes. That's where you get hurt. No one was even warming upAll the hyperbole aside, I do think it’s an important discussion and guidelines are important/needed (especially at lower levels where the access to sports medicine staff and trainers/rehab aren’t readily accessible).
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I saw this chart dismissed earlier but I think it’s important to look @ for someone who is almost 23 years old and did not appear to be overused during the regular season (@HuskyNan chart earlier). His last start was 8 days previous, he was under the maximum pitch count in this start (109 pitches) and did not pitch on consecutive days so I’m not sure he was egregiously outside the pitch count/rest-pitch guidelines intent/limitations for his Monday appearance (50 pitches).
Of course he was a professional who was paid for his services and an adult who could make his own decisions. Not sure how it was back then but now players are insured. Not sure it’s a good comparisonIn the 1964 World Series Gibson pitched in the 2nd game, the 5th game and the7th game. The manager was not suspended