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In addition to the wise comments above, I think it's entirely possible that Jungmann's innings count underestimates his season's workload; pitching in Colorado Springs has to make for long innings and his 1.5 WHIP suggests that he probably threw a lot of pitches.
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Pitchers per inning would probably be a better indication of why some of these guys flame out or get injured anyways. Surprise MLB stat "geeks" haven't adapted to this.
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I don't know exactly they do this, but according to Brian Anderson, the Brewers do track "high stress" innings and treat them accordingly.

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