greeny9, one thing that you have going for you is that he will be on the DL during the regular season next year.  From what I have seen, the 20m medical issue isn't a problem during rollover, only during the season.  So, if you have a guy get injured for 3 months at the end of the season, you are unlikely to see the same injury recovery cycles, since he will be rehabbing in the offseason.

This hasn't been resolved.

I've only seen pitchers. 

Any update on why this happened??

Has anyone sent in a ticket with specifics, rather than complaining about it in a non-"Suggestions" forum?

Well, there was a ticket in August.   And I sent another a few days ago.   So, if you're asking "Did the guy who bumped this thread send a ticket?", the answer is "yes".   However, I don't think I was complaining.   Just pointing it out so EVERYONE could take advantage of it if they so choose. 

Way to be a team player

Thanks.

good job mike...thanks for the update

I'd recommend everyone move to 20m in medical and destroy their minor league pitching prospects with overuse until this is fixed. 

I have had $20M in medical for a long time now . . . and I don't want it fixed.  Quit talking about it!

First, I hate injuries and would like to avoid them if at all possible.  However, given that they are unavoidable in this game, I try to minimize their damage with high medical as a matter of practice.  My owner history would clearly indicate that I have never given medical the short shrift even before I discovered this 'issue'.  That said, I have liked the occasional added bonus of a minor ratings bump after a minor injury - it helps lessen the sting from the many, many devastating injuries that some of my best players have suffered over the years.

Second, this does affect all players, including position players.  Check out Jared Buchanan's rating history.  That bump in power came after a short, minor injury in S17 and continued through S18.