Idiots guide to pitcher's rest

DirtyLopez

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O.K., there seems to be quiet a bit of angst about how much and how often a pitcher should throw. So here is an easy to follow guide.
-It is o.k. for a pitcher to throw 130 and even 150 pitches if he doesn't have arm problems and doesn't throw again for about five days.
-It is not o.k. for a pitcher to pitch on two days rest after throwing 100 pitches.
-Generally, the harder a pitcher throws, the more rest they need.
-Generally, junkballers and lobbers can throw more often and don't need as much rest.
-If a pitcher has recurring arm soreness, they need extra time b/t games pitched.

Those are most of the basics, but i'm sure some here will make it more complex than it really is.
 

Todd4State

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Make sure you add 1-2 extra days if pitcher's Dad threatens to kick your *** on an Internet message board.

Above rules do not apply to John Cohen, except for the last one, of course. Doing so will cause the team to turn against you, hate you, and hurt recruiting.
 
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