Belinda, who was traded to the Colorado Rockies in the October deal that sent Dante Bichette to the Reds, has relapse-remitting MS, the most common form. He plans to take the mound at Coors Field, a House on Haunted Hill for pitchers under the best of conditions. A combination of daily injections of the drug Copaxen and changes in his diet and lifestyle have left him symptom-free most of the time. He's even more attentive than before to his physical conditioning and getting sufficient rest. I conserve my energy for when I really need it.
Exercise comes into it in a big way.
That way your body works its best. It helps that I'm an athlete. The progression of MS is frustratingly unpredictable. After returning to the Reds' bullpen last summer, he made 29 appearances and compiled a 5.27 earned run average, although he pitched much better during the season's final half. I'll know when it's time that I can't do it anymore.