@IWheezyPenguin@MLB@astros All of 20 combined no-hitters have occurred in MLB’s entire history. That is insanely rare considering there’s been 103000 games played since 1980. That means a combined ed no-no happens .019% of the time in the past 45 seasons. It counts.
@IWheezyPenguin@MLB@astros If it was done more often, then yeah. But these don’t happen often so I guess it does count. Do you remember that time Tommy Greene threw a no-no for the Phillies? See my point?
@jacobzolman@adamkaye321@Chandler_Rome Nope. In 2012 there were a record 69 TJ surgeries. It’s year round baseball & spin rates. You can’t put that kind of mileage on a young kid’s UCL while still developing physically. That is why they say draft pitchers from the north and your position players from the south.
@cbhelms1961@LoganLeeTX@Chandler_Rome@astros No. Most Tommy John surgeries happened in 2012 with 69. TJSs started increasing in early 2000s. It’s year round baseball among the youth and then focus on spin rates when they get to collegiate/amateur level.
@HostileJap@PepperGii@JeremyBranham No, the root cause is not social media platform. That is a contributing factor. Prop bets at your finger tips 24/7 is a serious problem. Banning social media is never going to happen so if you remove the prop bet, no reason to get upset.
@itsbettywhite1 @IanJaeger29@usgov If I withdraw money from my bank to give you a loan, my balance goes down and my interest earnings goes down with it. In order for me to recoup earnings on that loan, I have to slap interest on it.