usaFchief, that logic is pretty faulty. Taking it to its exreme, then 50 or 1 is too many pitches. I won't speak for everyone else, but I know that fatigue sets in at some point when I hike, or climb, or bike, or even walk up 10 flights of stairs. I'd guess that happens to Gibson and every other athlete also. It is possible that 90 or 100 pitches are great, but that 114 is too many. The harder you work your muscles, the longer it takes to recover from that work. Maybe 114 is too many for him right now, and 100 is not. Now, we really don't know if that was the cause of the issues or not, that's another discussion entirely. Either way, he's better than 1 - 3 of the starters now, and should be up, learning here, getting ready to be effective next year.