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ASSUMING that we had quality data on his velo trend, which we do not ... almost all pitchers deal with fatigue at some point or other.  
ASSUMING that Hultzen's velo went from 93 to 90, which I highly doubt, then :shrug: UVA rode him hard and he pitched through it.  We're talking like we've never seen a tired pitcher before.
Unless he's injured, he'll show up next spring nice and fresh.
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Bauer, he of the unique training program, apparently gained a little in velo and that's great.  We're all ticked we didn't get Bauer, amigo.
Assuming your arguments were correct, and Hultzen needs 94 mph to get K's .... your wish is granted.  
Last outing, 12 K's in 7 innings, so you've gotta be thrilled that he's back to 94 at the end of the season.   :sigh:

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