He’s got a flat arm ‘cause he’s not pitching on flat ground!
From the Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel:
A new study by the Medical College of Wisconsin, led by Milwaukee Brewers team physician William Raasch, concludes that the height of the pitching mound can affect a pitcher’s throwing-arm motion. And the higher the mound, the more stress there is. That increased stress increases the potential for injury.
Shaliach almost 15 years ago
He’s got a flat arm ‘cause he’s not pitching on flat ground!
From the Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel:
A new study by the Medical College of Wisconsin, led by Milwaukee Brewers team physician William Raasch, concludes that the height of the pitching mound can affect a pitcher’s throwing-arm motion. And the higher the mound, the more stress there is. That increased stress increases the potential for injury.
GROG Premium Member almost 15 years ago
I’ve heard of inflating egos, but inflating arms?
A to the team.
yyyguy almost 15 years ago
he’s just trying to pump him up a bit, so the reliever has time to warm up (in the microwave? like a few days back?)
A.
GROG Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Of the 2 choices, I’ll opt for the pump - I think.
bald almost 15 years ago
sorry this is a family sight, i won’t say where i think they should put that pump