It's actually Travis Kerber doing the analysis there. He's the actual pitching coach for all levels of Elite Baseball (which has a shitload of pitchers committed to D1 schools through the 2016 class) & a really good guy. When you hear him going through/showing kids motion analysis in real world terms, it's actually pretty insightful. I wish my schedule could have allowed me to take my own son to work with him more than I have, I think that highly of him.

But fwiw, both he & Justin actually both spent a number of years in the White Sox & White Sox Academy system.

Why? it's Frank.

You know there is nothing I could ever say he would agree with.

"The Sky is blue." ME
'It's light blue today, so it isn't blue' FRANK

I think most who read the stuff on Sale here, appreciated the breakdown from Elite and who these guys are.

It's a 15 day DL stint. Until he misses 2-3 months at minimum this is a moot discussion.

Maybe you can enlighten Frank and Keyser, the White Sox experts as to whom they are, as they both seem to think these guys are a joke.

They use the BASH facility and do a great job with a long long list of very good players from the area. If these guys had a bigger facility, you would hear much more about them.

They even improved my uncoordinated nephew to make him into a really good player. He is never going to be much more at any next level, but he is a really good hitter now and can hum it.

ENLIGHTEN ME!

Sorry, now I see how Dolphin has his problems with the quote function.

I think you will agree that Sale has a unique delivery, that isn't generated from the strength of his muscles.

Who has denied this? Who has denied the 60% more stress?

Nobody.

A minor strain with clean MRI and a 15 day DL stint does not qualify as an "expected injury." MLB players get strains and pulls all the time. Surgery, sprains, 60 day DL stints, etc, those are all major injuries. To date, Sale has had zero f these. You seem to fail to be able to grasp this simple concept.

It's a 15 day DL stint. Until he misses 2-3 months at minimum this is a moot discussion. He appears to be able to handle the strain of being a MLB starter so far.

He struck out 11 of the 13 hitters he faced in his rehab outing last nite. He's ready to come back.

He struck out 11 of the 13 hitters he faced in his rehab outing last nite. He's ready to come back.

I guess Frank did the medical evaluation after the game and has proclaimed Sale READY.