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Through 7 innings, for a pitcher to justifiably continue, they should be at no more than 100 pitches. That's just today's game. Now, the argument can be made that players today pitch too much when their young, and too little as they age. That's why arms get blown out more often in today's game. Not sure we'll ever see that theory tested, but it is an interesting theory.
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