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By Rbiggs2525 · Posted
I think this is a great point. Verlander was a CY young award winner and finished in the top 3 4 times. Verlander, Kershaw, Scherzer type pitcher are a dying breed. Between bad mechanics and max velocity you just don’t see it anymore. -
By ChosenOne21 · Posted
The 3.75 FIP despite the ERA over 8 combined with the good SO/W numbers makes me think this might be more than pure dumpster diving. I guess it depends on how bad the injury is. -
By Chromehill · Posted
If I recall correctly, in the Astroball book, the Sig stuff is why the Astros traded for him. Sig knew Verlander got hit hard when he threw offspeed pitches and was very successful when throwing fastballs/sliders. The Tigers really did not have an analytics department. Astros make the trade and have Verlander stick to fastball/sliders and the rest is history. -
Kyle Stowers has looked pretty good but he has 0 walks and 13 strikeouts this year and 8 walks and 54 strikeouts so far in his young career. Those numbers don’t suggest future ML regular. Hopefully, he can improve there. -
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