Not sure if anyone else has noticed this, but there appears to be a problem with medical that is similar to the 20m training bug we saw a few seasons ago. Here is a player that illustrates this problem perfectly:
Alfredo Wilfredo
Wilfredo got hurt very late in season 13, receiving a 300+ day injury. His owner put him on the DL and he was hurt for the first 150+ days of season 14. As you can see from the card, entering season 14, Wilfredo had a control of 85, and splits of 65/74. His stamina was 71 and his dur was 30. Prior to getting injured his control was 88, and his splits were 67/75, with sta of 72 and dur of 31. In season 13, Wilfredo had pretty much plateaued, with his splits and control only going up 1 point or so during the season. He was pretty much done developing as a player. With 20m in medical, a miracle occurred during season 14, with his control skyrocketing to 95 (7 points above where he was before the injury), his splits went to 70/79, and, most interestingly, his stamina rose from 71 to 76 and durability went from 30 to 35. Not only did he recover all of the losses he had from the injury, he was a SIGNIFICANTLY better pitcher than before the injury. In fact, he was developing so much that the owner left him on the DL throughout the season and into rollover, hoping to get an additional boost from this magical medical team. His stam and durability mysteriously went down during rollover, but they are still much higher than they were before the injury, and he hasn't pitched an inning in over a season and a half.
I have to think this is the same kind of thing we saw with 20m in training, where players were not only maintaining their value but actually improving at times when they shouldn't be. Has anyone else seen something like this?