How the Rays and Dodgers Are Cracking the Code to Stop Pitching Injuries Before They Happen
This isn’t just about fixing an injury anymore—it’s about preserving the very essence of the game and its players. It’s a ticking time bomb, and Meister, along with others, wants MLB to face it head-on before more arms—and careers—are lost.
Tommy John surgery was never supposed to go this far.
It was once a cross-your-fingers-and-pray fix for a career-ending injury. Now, MLB teams cycle through as many as 40-plus pitchers a year, knowing that surgery is a phone call away.
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