Pitchers are breaking down like never before. Baseball's 62-page report doesn't solve the problem -- but it provides a first step.

Over the last year, in an effort to better understand the rise of pitcher injuries, Major League Baseball interviewed over 200 experts from all areas and levels of baseball. The goal was to begin the process of identifying the root causes of pitcher injuries,

Major League Baseball released 62 pages of findings from a yearlong study of pitching injuries, and identified chasing higher velocities and exerting maximum effort on every pitch as two of the primary causes of the sudden increase in arm issues in the big leagues.