Actually, he's added more horizontal movement and a little less vertical to his curveball making it less of a 12-6 curveball going from 8.6 inches to 11.3 this year. He also throws it just 11.2% of the time vs 27.2% (2nd most of his pitches) when he first arrived. On top of it, since it's his 4th pitch, he's throwing it over more for strikes as a get me over since batters aren't looking for it.
The biggest improvement to his repertoire is his changeup, which was terrible in the minor league
I guess it would depend on what the other teams above them in the wild card race do over the period. They are only 7 games out of the last wild card slot. It’s not even the break yet so they aren’t buried yet. A couple of 7 out of 10 streaks and they are right back in the thick of it.
Yep … but because of his spring swoon his OPS is .664. So he’d be back to respectable numbers with a prolonged hot streak.
Santander who previously got hot is still hitting around .223 and his OPS is just under .800. We can argue he’s rebounded but it would be better if he was hitting.265-.285.
Yeah … I don’t think we need an elite closer either. Plus I’m not sure I understand the game 3 starter. Is that a 3rd starter skill set or a good starter that you are slotting 3rd behind Burnes and Grayson.
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