but alas I can’t post photos. There is a great clip 10 second clip of Maddux in his teens throwing that a scout took which has been posted on the web but for which there is currently no link and the amazing thing is that he has not changed his motion at all.
Congrats on getting the arm and color right.

Not sure I would recognize that many pitcher’s motions beyond Maddux without a face.

Lancaster was one of the big reasons that ’89 Cub pitching staff overachieved. None (except Greg Maddux) was anywhere near that good after ’89.

In 1989, he didn’t give up run, earned or unearned, for about a month and a half after he was called up in June. That was quite a run, 20 appearances and over 30 innings. I always remember that streak in tandem with Walton’s hitting streak, since they occured simultaneously…if I hadn’t watched the previous day’s game, I’d check the box score to see if 1) Walton got a hit and 2) Lancaster pitched.

Lancaster threw 72 innings in relief that season, which doesn’t look like an abusive workload. But he was called up nearly half way through the season, having already thrown nearly 100 innings as a starter at Iowa. Even though it was only 20 years ago, I can’t imagine a manager today subjecting a reliever to that kind of workload today.