Part 2 of 4 Tommy John education series with Jesse Litsch, retired MLB RHP             
I'M GUNNA LEARN YA

On April 14, 2009 Jesse was sent to the 15-day DL because of a right forearm strain. On June 9, after attempting to rehab conservatively, it was announced he would undergo season-ending Tommy John surgery. He made his return to the mound just over 12 months following this surgery.
Jesse Litsch is a retired MLB pitcher. He won 27 games in his career, including a 13-win campaign in 2008. His experiences with injury all took place at the highest possible level of performance, in the big leagues, and ultimately cut his career short. 10 surgeries later, Jesse is impacting today's youth through education and experiential knowledge from within the game of baseball as he is an active coach and scout.