A Decade Of Healthy Pitching

[DewsSox79]

•MLB.com's Adam McCalvy attended the Brewers' annual medical symposium and explored how the team has been using medical data to keep their pitchers healthy and to look out for warning signs when acquiring pitchers. Over the last decade, the White Sox and Brewers have had the fewest number of days spent on the DL by their pitchers.

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crazy

 

[brett05]

Explains why we have been so good in recent years

 

[Jntg4]

Explains why we have been so good in recent years

Not good enough

 

[Gunzaan]

Its certainly helped mask a poor farm system in the past... I wonder if its luck, Herm, or Cooper... Probably a combo of all 3 doing a good job.

 

[DewsSox79]

Its certainly helped mask a poor farm system in the past... I wonder if its luck, Herm, or Cooper... Probably a combo of all 3 doing a good job.

combo.

they have pretty damn good Doctors, herm is excellent, and so is cooper....the key is their scouting which for some reason obtain guys who are not top tier of their class but see things in them.

 

[DewsSox79]

this is the only thing that could keep us hanging around. our lineup as of now is sooooo unbalanced that it will have to be our pitching. im pissed.

 

[brett05]

That's pretty much has been our m o since the early/mid 90's