Tyler Glasnow won’t face restrictions in workload for 2020
by Brad Camara | Dodgers Correspondent | Fri, Jul 3rd 6:21am EDT
Tyler Glasnow won’t be limited in terms of workload for the shortened 60-game season. (Juan Toribio on Twitter )
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“Glasnow said last week that he can “pitch five or six innings right now,” which is unrealistic, but it just shows how close he is to game action.” Glasnow has declared himself “ready to go” and won’t be limited in terms of workload. “Going into a typical 162-game season, we were already mapping out in preparation for some of those year-over-year workload concerns,” said Rays’ Pitching Coach Kyle Snyder. “But as of right now, I don’t think there'll be any limitations as it relates to guys and their innings totals.” Glasnow underwent a median nerve decompression procedure on his right wrist in November and miss the majority of 2019 due to a forearm strain. The 26-year-old was dominant in 12 starts last season, owning a 1.78 ERA, 0.89 WHIP and a 76:14 K:BB across 60 2/3 innings.
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