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No clue. But yeah it’s a variable. I was just tossing some relevant data on the board for context. There are different types within those trends too. -
By Sports Guy · Posted
De Leon is at or near the top of my list of guys to watch next year. -
My argument is that it is dumb to not watch a game, and evaluate performance based on one stat. But how many of Grayson's strikes were fouled off 2 strike pitches? Are they more advantageous to the pitcher or opponent? -
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Greg Maddux career K rate was 16.5% and BB rate 4.9% Means last night: 16.7% and 4.2%
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Only the Yankees have more…..Nice Article by Mewleski https://www.masnsports.com/blog/o-s-international-program-was-big-as-club-had-four-top-prospects-in-the-fcl -
By Sports Guy · Posted
Maddux got his share of Ks and he had 15 years of a BB rate of 1.5 or lower and his career BB rate was 1.8. And for most of his career, his swingstr% was at or above league average and for his career, he was a little under league average in that stat but that was mostly pushed down by the last few years of his career, where his missed bats really dropped. And those years were some of the worst of his career as well.
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