Not that I really think any amount of evidence is going to change your opinion since you seem pretty adamant that pitch counts don't matter, but in a situation like this you would want to look at his pitches per start before he actually got hurt. The entire reason he only had 98 pitches per start is because he left multiple starts with injuries that season. Most specifically the issue was an 8 game stretch in May/June where he averaged 112 pitches per start with him being pushed an extra inning a couple times when it really wasn't needed. Also nobody is saying there is a magical number, the entire reason this argument is specific towards Gallardo as well as Sheets is we are talking about pitchers coming off injuries where they missed significant portions of the season. These are not normal pitchers, these are ones who you should specifically be more concerned about than other pitchers, if it had been Dave Bush I doubt anyone makes a big deal out of it.