The study emphasizes that rising pitcher velocities and the desire to optimize pitch characteristics, combined with a culture of maximum effort, are major contributors to injury increases.
Glenn Fleisig noted, 'This is a very important first step, which is to identify the problem and identify the likely risk factors,' highlighting the consensus among experts.
The report mentions, 'There is no evidence linking the pitch clock to injuries,' dispelling a potential concern regarding newly implemented game-time regulations.
Data shows a stark rise in MLB injury list placements from 212 in 2005 to 485 this year, illustrating an urgent need for addressing injury risks.
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