Inside the season of the changes made by Tyler Glasno with the evaders

Within just eight months, many had changed.

Last August, the evaders were not defending the heroes more than two months after they presented the World Championship title. Meanwhile, in the midst of one of his best seasons, the veteran jug of veteran Tyler Glasno was not marginalized by the elbow injury that would end his campaign early and exclude him from the qualifiers.

At that time, Glasno was still confident in his health, believing that the functional facility’s problems that continued in his career was recently behind him. He was still reassuring his capabilities, even while fighting for a long ride in the second half. It was still seen as the most reliable name in the start of the team’s rotation, too, the possible lost piece in its pursuit of the tournament.

Instead, of course, Glasnow became one of the largest pieces that the evaders ended last October, after closing it in mid -August of tendinitis. His absence from the hill was among the most arduous obstacles in the post -season, leaving actual staff in a place almost impossible (almost).

For this reason, although the evaders won the world series, where he got his first ring in the World Championship, the 31-year-old right player began to re-invent this season-which changes everything from the throwing program, to his fiery fist, to his mental approach before starting and during the start.

He said, “I really feel comfortable with what I did.” “I changed a kind of things.”

On Monday night, on his return to a large hill in the league eight months after the 2024 season ended prematurely, all of this was crowned at the beginning of auspicious until 2025-where Glasno put five roles without goals with eight strikes and only two during the 6-1 victory over Atlanta Brave.

“He is one of the best archers in the game. We are lucky to be,” said Mask Will Smith after that. “When he needed to make the stadium, executed it.”

Glasnow was in an antique personal form in his first season, as he was carrying the brave without a blow until the fifth half.

The strike area attacked a heavy, heavy ball, and touched 98 mph on the radar gun. He cut a wave of swinging curve balls, missing, and blossom, urged 13 lights on a night of 79 points. More importantly, it integrates countless changes he made this season – from the amendments to his throwing program, to amendments to his grip, to a more “external” mentality that he wants to preserve during the beginning – and offered a promising initial preview of what he hopes to come over the next six months.

“It was just a kind of getting hurt, staying aggressive and trusting his things,” said director Dave Roberts. “You can see the broken ball conviction today. There are a lot of bad fluctuations with this stadium. Then I played the fast ball. So, yes, I think this night was a good starting point to move forward.”

Last year, maintaining such hegemony was a challenge for Glasnow, especially as it reached the highly high profession in Starts (22) and the roles that were placed (134).

After sailing during the first half of the season, number 8-5 in the afternoon-it helps him win the first professional choice for all the stars-I looked at the acquisition outside the season, which is worth $ 136.5 million at 5.29 to the last six games.

Part of the problem was physically, as Glasno lost two weeks in July due to a narrow back before going down forever in mid -August of tendinitis.

But Glasno’s mental approach, and he and the employees of the evaders agreed, and it seems that it also contributes to the problem. Often, he admitted, he became busy with mechanics during his struggles in the end of the season. Whenever his delivery feels, he returns to the “internal” focus on the way his body moves instead of “external” focus on implementing each throw.

“It looks like this, if you are trying to bury the scroll tape, I need to go to a sliding tape – unlike [thinking]”Well, the last time I felt very rotated,” then tried to align everything correctly, “Glasno explained last week, as he seemed to be a golf player trying not to analyze their swing.

“As long as I can focus external in the region, instead of thinking about all parts of my body [and how they are moving]It is usually much better for me. “

For this reason, as soon as Glasnow returned to health in November and began searching for methods of improvement in 2025, the evading coaches photographed Mark Prior and Connor Mcguaines a wide range of ideas, indicating changes to everything from the throwing program to his training methods to the process of thinking inside the game.

“I think we all know that it tends to the mechanical side,” Roberts said. “But we are trying to edit it more. For him, he bought it.”

One of the main examples: Glasnow cut the exercises that involve weighted and subjective balls from his training routine, and chose a long traditional program for long childhood to build a force in his arm and liquidity in his throwing movement.

“I used to throw a group of likely balls,” Glasno said on Monday, which is believed to have helped increase his speeds in the monument, but it also coincided when he began to kneel “he does not feel satisfied.”

Now, however, its long distances extend to about 250 feet, more than twice as much as it is. Indeed, it helps him to create a more efficient and repetitive throw, in which more power is generated from his legs and smoothly flowing through the rest of his body.

“I just managed to transfer my energy more smooth, [where] “It is not cruel and inconsistent. It seems that I can use a much lower effort and get the same things,” he said.

Glasno cited similar effects of the changes he made in the weights room under the supervision of sports development coordinator Eric Yavaron, saying that “his body feels a great improvement” and he “moves more liquid”.

He also pointed to a series of stadium’s grip adjustments that he worked on with McGuess – especially for the curved ball that has obtained a “very syndrome” in recent years, with an increasing amount of horizontal movement; But it has returned to a difficult header that could use it to bury it in dirt.

“I think this curve helped me go out,” Glasno said. “I think all of this may meet together.”

There is still a defect to work in this process, as it extends as the old annoying feelings of Glasnu are still inevitably.

On Monday night, this happened at the top of the second half, when Glasnu briefly lost his rhythm and successful fighters went to start the frame.

He said, “I don’t know why, but I felt out of synchronization.”

But with refined and mental mechanics that focused externally, he immediately settled down, and his next three fighters retired in order and continued to complete his first picnic without goals since last June 16.

He then said: “I think this is the least that I thought mechanically for a long time.” “I feel sports, free and good.”