Olympics RADCast 2004

Aug 17, 2004

Daisuke Matsuzaka's arm is so fast the camera can't keep up, which is one reason why pitchers are at risk for problems such as quadrilateral space syndrome. Click here to read the Olympics RADCast feature.

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