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I think this is a bad move for the Nats.

Since he had Tommy John Surgery he has not adjusted his pitching mechanics. If the Nats want him to stay healthy they should work with him in the offseason to change his mechanics and delivery so he's not stressing his elbow. But, in the eye of the organization, that might mean he loses some of his speed/stuff so they won't do it. Instead they're going to let him keep pitching they same way he always has. Since they are afraid of him getting hurt again, they limit his pitch count. Very irresponsible if you ask me.