There is nothing wrong with Barry Zito that can’t be fixed, assuming the instruction is useful and he welcomes and utilizes it.
The Ricketts family, new owners of the Chicago Cubs, want to renovate Wrigley Field. Their priorities are wrong. It’s the Cubs, not the field, that need renovating.
It’s possible to fairly accurately predict the onset of arm troubles by observing the depth of a pitcher’s follow through. Think Steven Strasbourg.
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