How the Rays and Dodgers Are Cracking the Code to Stop Pitching Injuries Before They Happen
“The game’s all about 27 outs,” John once said. “It’s not about power. It’s about figuring out how to get you out.” Simple but profound.
John’s journey marked the beginning—the first to endure the cut, the pioneer navigating a harsh new reality where pushing the arm to its limits meant surgery waiting in the wings. When that ligament tore, it was like losing a limb, he described—a surreal, gut-wrenching emptiness, not pain. Yet, defying all odds, he pitched for another decade and a half after that.
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