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alrebosn Posted - 02/23/2020 : 05:51:20
So in a tournament yesterday (2/22/20) with 4 teams playing in the 12U bracket. One team's pitcher threw 37 pitches in the 1st game and then 95 pitches in the 2nd game for a total of 120 pitches on the day. I am not going to pretend I know what pitch count is acceptable and what is not, but it seems to me that on a cool day in February, 122 pitches might be excessive and not in the interest of the player. Do we need to demand tournaments implement pitch counts to protect pitchers from over use?

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