Fitness
Two-Way Player Workload
Two-way player workload combines mound stress with hitting volume—separate pitch limits, arm care, and recovery days so batting load does not hide arm fatigue.
Two-way player workload stacks pitching stress with hitting and defensive throws—DH-only days do not erase arm fatigue from the mound. Plan separate pitch limits, extra recovery, and arm care when pitching plus high swing volume share a week.
Showcase roles that add max throws after pitching need strict caps.
Common questions
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Should two-way players throw on DH days?
Treat DH days as partial recovery—light arm care yes, high-intent catch or pens no unless pitch counts and readiness are green for the whole week.
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