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That does have a huge question mark to it. It would have been much more productive for him if he'd been taught a good changeup while still in middle school and he could've used that as his go to breaking pitch all through high school. He ended up going to college without that in his pitch selection. A smart pitcher like him could've easily developed a great changeup.

I think you're correct in that it was inevitable. The way he threw and the amount of stress he put on his upper body when he threw was going to cause him problems

You guys are truly clueless. Why must you all continue talking about pitchers, or players, from LC that you see a couple of times maximum a year and base your arguments on when you see them? What if I said when I watched one of JC's pitchers pitch, he was 50% curveballs and that's a shame? It would be wrong of me.

Chandler Shepherd had 3 pitches: FB, CB, CH. Claims that he threw "50 % curveballs" is absolutely ridiculous. Did you chart every pitch? HALF of what you called a curve was a change. I was very close to the program during his time there, and he was at least 75% fastballs.