By Jim Monaghan
Baseball Health Network
Well-known radio/television host and noted author Ed Randall and his Fans For the Cure charity will present a special evening devoted to pitching and injury avoidance on Tuesday July 24 from 7-9 PM.
Of particular interest to young players, their parents and coaches, the legendary Tommy John, Leo Mazzone, Atlanta Braves pitching coach to three Hall of Famers, and former noted Oakland A’s and Mets pitching coach, Rick Peterson, will speak on pitching and injury avoidance.
Leo Mazzone is no stranger to baseball fans. As the pitching coach for the Atlanta Braves, he presided over a pitching staff that won fourteen consecutive National League Eastern Division titles.
This will take place at the SVA Theater in New York City for a lively conversation in front of a live audience.
Tickets and more information can be found here.
A panel of experts will join former Major League pitcher Tommy John for a discussion about pitch counts, best practices for pitching and throwing, the importance of extended recovery periods for young athletes, and the truths and myths of Tommy John surgery. 
Ed Randall is well-known to baseball fans in the NY/NJ area. A long-time host of “Ed Randall’s Talking Baseball” on WFAN, Ed is the CEO and Founder of Ed Randall’s Fans for the Cure (FFTC), a 501(c)(3) charity he started in 2003 to promote prostate cancer awareness and the life-saving value of screenings and early detection.