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1 minute ago, lecroy24fan said:

The numbers are there. He has the most wins of any non-HOF pitcher. Excluding those with the juicing stain he's the most egregious player left out. The surgery and comeback he went through revolutionized pitching injury recovery.

He is a special case where I think there should be a Commissioner button should be allowed to be pushed.  People who belong in the HOF that, for whatever reason, didn't get in.  Sort of fixing a falling through the cracks.  He has been out of baseball long enough to be passed over multiple times by the Veterans Era Committee.  I'm not sure the history of why he has been passed over.  To me, that is why the Commissioner should be able to step in in rare circumstances, especially since it is reported that John is in hospice care.

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1 minute ago, Twindy said:

Concerning Bradley‘s first inning problems of late maybe they need to use an opener for him.

Maybe he’s the problem and not the batters he faces. Some people just don’t get loose and settled as fast as most do. Plus I hate the opener lol

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Just now, Aggies7 said:

Maybe he’s the problem and not the batters he faces. Some people just don’t get loose and settled as fast as most do 

Another possibility when listening to interviews of pitchers has been the stuff that works changes from start to start so it may take an inning to figure out what will and won't work today.

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Oh yeah, I agree. It’s not the batters and I don’t like to see the opener either.. Looks like he’s got fourth inning problems tonight.

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The lefties were hitting that inside off the plate heater that inning, both Yelich and Turang. Might want to avoid it

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14 minutes ago, mrmpls said:

Luke ?  he also went thru Tommy John 2 years ago ,  pitchers come back stronger from it why cant he    wonder what type of re-hab they had him do compared to a pitcher ?  cause in college he had a stronger arm ,  would like to ask ?

Pitchers don't come back stronger than before they were hurt. They come back healthier than when they were hurt but had not yet had surgery. There was a study on this a few years ago. 

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15 minutes ago, mrmpls said:

Luke ?  he also went thru Tommy John 2 years ago ,  pitchers come back stronger from it why cant he    wonder what type of re-hab they had him do compared to a pitcher ?  cause in college he had a stronger arm ,  would like to ask ?

Second the motion for an answer to this question -- Are Keaschall's arm deficiencies related directly to his TJ surgery in '24?

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