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Matt Hobgood - is there hope? (No, there is not. Indy League bound.)


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Since he got hurt, we'll never know for sure.

Personally, I've moved on. The team is winning, so it's easier to move past the things that didn't work out as we hoped.

Yea. I look at Harvey and Bundy getting shut down and think "Wouldn't it be nice to have a MLB ready arm that they could plug into the rotation or even the Bullpen?"

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You know, for the first few years I could at least console myself that the guy I would have picked has struggled.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>I know there's not a lot to be grateful for at this point, but Matzek just threw a Complete Game Shutout: <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Rockies?src=hash">#Rockies</a> <a href="http://t.co/nzaXbsra7B">http://t.co/nzaXbsra7B</a></p>? baseball reddit (@baseballreddit) <a href="

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Most national types knew this should have been our pick.

Cheap cheap cheap OR Joe Jordan is just god awful.

We know how his "raw and toolsy" draft went.....

Man, as a franchise, if we could have avoided Syd Thrift as GM and Joe Jordan as Scouting Director...imagine where our farm system might be...

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I'm curious to the correlation between velocity spikes in young pitchers(especially in HS) and arm injuries. It could perhaps be just my imagination, but I tend to worry about elbow and shoulder health going forward once a HS pitcher sees a massive velocity spike.

It makes sense. When a pitcher suddenly gains 5 MPH, the rest of the arm may not be ready for the type of torque that is suddenly being created and could fail.

Hobgood, Coffey, even Aiken and perhaps Matt Harvey could be examples.

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I'm curious to the correlation between velocity spikes in young pitchers(especially in HS) and arm injuries. It could perhaps be just my imagination, but I tend to worry about elbow and shoulder health going forward once a HS pitcher sees a massive velocity spike.

It makes sense. When a pitcher suddenly gains 5 MPH, the rest of the arm may not be ready for the type of torque that is suddenly being created and could fail.

Hobgood, Coffey, even Aiken and perhaps Matt Harvey could be examples.

Aiken isn't injured.

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