How to Become More Durable: Be Like Lincecum and Halladay

Tim Lincecum, all 5'11" and 170 pounds of him, has never felt his arm tingle.

Ever.

The mopped-topped Bellevue, Wash. native throws over 95 mph with regularity, eats more innings than Kobayashi eats hot dogs, and has one of the most absurd (yet effective) pitching motions ever.

Lincecum, 25, doesn't even ice his arm . Yet he has won two consecutive NL Cy Young Awards.

Roy Halladay is a bit bigger than Lincecum (6'6", 230 pounds) and he throws more innings. A workout freak, Halladay has transformed himself into one of the most durable pitchers of the game.

Lincecum and Halladay also happen to be the two best pitchers in th...

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