What happened to Hunter Greene?

The Tommy John Twist happened.

Specifically, and as so often happens, it created a particularly bad form of a Timing problem that I call Flat Arm Syndrome.

I'm glad Hunter Greene is so confident.

But I'm not.

His pitching mechanics -- his Timing -- do not resemble sustainable patterns.https://t.co/dGPko96YAi pic.twitter.com/59poapASLy

— Chris O'Leary | Baseball + Critical Thinking (@thepainguy) July 16, 2022

And, ALL too predictably, led to further injury problems for Hunter Greene.

As I explain, in greater detail, in my discussion of what happened to Hunter Greene.

What Happened to
Hunter Greene?
Chris O'Leary's Tweets

Hunter Greene will only break your heart. https://t.co/u5EnjT2yyh

— Chris O'Leary | Baseball + Critical Thinking (@thepainguy) August 2, 2022

Some Slo-Mo of Hunter Greene yesterday.

No matter how I look at it, I don't see a sustainable movement pattern.

Because of his Timing problem.https://t.co/astRMyFQhs pic.twitter.com/QuGg3ZaUBR

— Chris O'Leary | Baseball + Critical Thinking (@thepainguy) July 10, 2022

Hunter Greene's Timing.

Still not better. pic.twitter.com/hVQ8hLPM9X

— Chris O'Leary | Baseball + Critical Thinking (@thepainguy) August 2, 2022

I'm glad Hunter Greene is so confident.

But I'm not.

His pitching mechanics -- his Timing -- do not resemble sustainable patterns.https://t.co/dGPko96YAi pic.twitter.com/59poapASLy

— Chris O'Leary | Baseball + Critical Thinking (@thepainguy) July 16, 2022

This clip of Hunter Greene says "Flat Arm Syndrome" to me.https://t.co/Qd0W23jzXU

Which is BAD. pic.twitter.com/S5bWXtjlzV

— Chris O'Leary | Baseball + Critical Thinking (@thepainguy) July 26, 2022

Hunter Greene's Timing.

Still not better. pic.twitter.com/hVQ8hLPM9X

— Chris O'Leary | Baseball + Critical Thinking (@thepainguy) August 2, 2022

Hunter Greene is in trouble. BIG trouble. And his problems -- which are just starting -- give the lie to the promises of Kyle Boddy, DRIVELINE, and Tom House that their Extreme Conditioning methods remove the risk from the Tricks & Shortcuts that Paul Nyman first popularized. pic.twitter.com/McurZDX5IA

— Chris O'Leary | Baseball + Critical Thinking (@thepainguy) April 23, 2022