View Poll Results: Rate coach Deggs most recent season (10 is best)

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  • 10

    9 5.45%
  • 9

    28 16.97%
  • 8

    76 46.06%
  • 7

    37 22.42%
  • 6

    10 6.06%
  • 5

    3 1.82%
  • 4

    1 0.61%
  • 3

    1 0.61%
  • 2

    0 0%
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    0 0%
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Thread: Year in Review: Matt Deggs (Baseball)

  1. #31

    Default Re: Year in Review: Matt Deggs (Baseball)

    Quote Originally Posted by RedTails View Post
    Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
    Surgery was done yesterday and was a success. Now the long rehab begins.

  2. Default Re: Year in Review: Matt Deggs (Baseball)

    TJ isn’t 9-12 months anymore. It’s realistically 12-18. He isn’t pitching next year.


  3. #33

    Default Re: Year in Review: Matt Deggs (Baseball)

    Depends on if it was TJ or UCL repair. The latter is a fairly significant decrease in recovery time. However, if it was TJ, there’s not much difference in the argument of 9-12 months or 12-18 months really. He won’t pitch next year. What has been found is that recovery is very structured and somewhat predictable, but although pitchers do come back in 12 months, they typically don’t return to form until the 2nd year. Verlander is the most recent example. He technically could have pitched at the end of last season, but holding off until the beginning of this season has allowed him to jump back in with the ability of returning to form quicker


  4. #34

    Default Re: Year in Review: Matt Deggs (Baseball)

    Quote Originally Posted by JamesBond View Post
    TJ isn’t 9-12 months anymore. It’s realistically 12-18. He isn’t pitching next year.
    Makes sense, former Astros 1st Round Forrest Whitley injured his arm during the 2019 season and began his throw his throwing progressions during spring training and pitched his first 2 innings this week in his rehab assignment.

  5. #35

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    Quote Originally Posted by Textitan View Post
    Depends on if it was TJ or UCL repair. The latter is a fairly significant decrease in recovery time. However, if it was TJ, there’s not much difference in the argument of 9-12 months or 12-18 months really. He won’t pitch next year. What has been found is that recovery is very structured and somewhat predictable, but although pitchers do come back in 12 months, they typically don’t return to form until the 2nd year. Verlander is the most recent example. He technically could have pitched at the end of last season, but holding off until the beginning of this season has allowed him to jump back in with the ability of returning to form quicker
    Correct about Verlander. He has come back this season and is performing at a high level even at his age and should be on the All Star team.

  6. #36

    Default Re: Year in Review: Matt Deggs (Baseball)

    Quote Originally Posted by JamesBond View Post
    TJ isn’t 9-12 months anymore. It’s realistically 12-18. He isn’t pitching next year.
    Man that’s a lick. Here’s to a quick and speedy recovery

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