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Interesting. Like all plays in the NFL called by the coaches not the QB like in the 80s

Could be. As i heard the MLBPA were the ones to purposely leak it to replace Clark. Could be the source of it came from the owners.

Ive used it for a literature search and it had articles in my name that I didn't write. Good for ideas but many other AI for specific purposes.

Rumors have it the the MLBPA considered Clark would not be strong enough against the owners this time around. So some leaked the info to get him out before the negotiations really get started.

Always check for accuracy.

JR has also said he wants to be there for the 100th anniversary of the 1933 All Star game. Which makes it 2033.

Its still about leverage both ways. Until it's done no one really knows.

The place they are talking about building on wolf lake will make a pretty good backdrop for a stadium. As far as an entertainment district well.......

Yes, autocorrect. Sorry.

I agree and I dont blame the Bears. This whole thing has dragged out far too long. I see the advantage of AH with getting revenue from all the other properties. However the deal with Indiana where the Bears lease it for 40 years then they own it is a great deal.

Interesting discussion on Bears CHGO podcast. They essentially said that the hold up is the Chicago politicians holding up the vote on yhe Bears tax and infrastructure bill to force them to pay down the debt on soldier field. They said the chicago group may block the bill from coming to a vote because they makeup the majority of the people in the House.

I think Edward's is almost guaranteed to ne gone from all the talk. His deal clears the most space with the least amount of dead cap hit.

This is awesome. I love the attitude. I have no idea if it will work but it should be a fun ride.

This sure is a safe space where mindless drones who think alike continue to talk about the same stuff and stick to the mantra. The difference of opinion is half the fin about sports talk.

In track and field, athletes have to miss actual events not just practice sessions.

Crochet is a few years older than McDougal, particularly when they had surgery. It was more training than maturity for Crochet.

It woild be good if we could get them to do that. Im sure the medical staffs are working on it.

We get about 89% back to prior level or better so odds are he will. There's always the 11% though. Hence interested to see how they look. He will return to pitching. Just depends what it looks like.

It makes sense. The plus/minus is that would taking a year off hurt their development as a pitcher? Teams having bought into the decreased pitching for that length of time. They are coming around to the idea of changing the rehab. Part of the reason for a lengthening of the time before players return from UCL reconstruction. Im really interested to see what Thorpe and Adams look like when they return.

The innovative part for Crochet was the not focusing only on the injury rehab, it was the redirecting the workload and workload tolerance through the entire body. It wasn't the decrease workload, it was an increased workload to be able to tolerate more pitching. But have it individually directed to his imbalances. I was one that thought they were crazy to increase his workload from one year to the next, until I saw the protocol they had for him. Of course he had to buy in but it was an innovative protocol by medical and conditioning standards. Bannister does like "funky deliveries." This could lead to higher injuries. But its not anything they do to the pitcher, its the pitchers they like. If they cant pay for velocity like other, the funky pitch shapes and tunnels can be another approach.

They are working on that. The issue is how do you rank a defect on the rotator cuff? Length, depth, thickness? Without actually opening them up its very difficult to do. Plus imaging is not necessarily correlated to performance. Some pitchers can just pitch with more issues than others. Thus missing time as an amateurhas to be a factor as well. Different organizations are working on different models. Hence the big increase on the analytics departments.

The research shows that the lower the arm angle the greater stress on the elbow but decreased on the shoulder. Pitchers need to find a good sweet spot. There are other variables but that is fairly consent. With the new mechanics pitchers are throwing with (more rotation) they can actually generate more forces and velocity with a lower arm angle. It s many more moving parts and more difficult to keep the force generating up the kinetic chain to achieve it though. Supinators may have an advantage against elbow injuries because it tightens the supinator muscles so they take some stress from the UCL. However this means the muscles need to have enough force and endurance to do that otherwise it could be a disadvantage.

The issue is it's almost all of them. Whether they actually missed time or not.

At a conference and a presentation on pitching analytics. What teams are doing with in the last couple years is crazy. A couple of significant takeaways. 1. The data collected from start to start is really expanding. An example used was looking at the weather during a previous start and weight loss down to the ounce after showed issues. So the pitch count for the next game was decreased due to that extra stress and nutrition from the recovery. Pitch count is more than just gameday. 2. An issue with data and analytics is still that technology can't accurately measure pitching. The arm moves at 7000 degrees per second. Cameras and wearable just cant measure it accurately. 3. Best way to keep a pitcher deathly is to really train the body physically. This takes up to eight months. Only way to do this is they aren't pitching which pitchers cant do. Unless they are out due to an injury. Cited the way the White Sox rehabbed Crochet as the new way all organizations are approaching the pitcher body during rehab. 4. During predraft camp, 95% showed rotator cuff pathology, 85% showed abnormalities in the UCL. Especially , pitchers from SEC and old PAC 10. Pitchers come to the MLB preinjured.

Roch believes in TWTW.