It's a real problem with pitch counts, isn't it? Somewhere along the way we decided 100 was a magic number. This not only ignores the "horses" of the game, but it is detrimental to those who struggle with high pitch counts for whatever reason, be it fragility, being out of shape, or - like Pelfrey - not having the gas in the tank because of record-setting comeback from TJ. It goes both ways. Just like you wouldn't have wanted Bert Blyleven or Nolan Ryan or Jack Morris yanked every sixth inning, you don't want a guy like post-surgery Pelfrey pummeled every sixth inning. Pitch count is individual. Or at least it should be.