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April 29, 2014
BP Daily Podcast
Effectively Wild Episode 438: Bryce Harper, Hustle, and Health
by Ben Lindbergh and Sam Miller
Ben and Sam discuss Bryce Harper's latest injury and their thoughts on when hustle becomes counterproductive.
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Obviously coaches, managers, and teammates appreciate it when players run out balls no matter how hopeless it seems to be, and regardless of any marginal statistical gain in might provide. It's a relic of pre-sabermetric baseball sportsmanship.
Related question: I've never really understood the nature of the injuries we see relatively frequently where hitters pull or strain something on the way to first/crossing the bag, sometimes at nominal speed. Is that generally an acceleration or deceleration problem? Twisting something when a foot hits the bag? Seems an odd injury for healthy, strong guys.