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I think that's prime Jordan like stats, not Shaq. His strides by default out run Kirk. And unlike Vladdy or Tellez he has never grounded into a DP.
You compared pitch arsenals right off the top. If you want to count his curve and change as pitches in his arsenal then you do you. I pointed out how he can't throw either for strikes nor do hitters swing at them. I have a knack for coming up with some piping hot takes and am well aware that this is one of them. I'm just giving my justification.
Comparing Pearson to pitchers like Lincecum and D-Train who owe a lot of their early success to their herky jerky deliveries is kinda weird. Especially considering that both of those guys are soft tossers lol.
I think Pearson should bat 3rd instead. He will hit 300/350/550.
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He has the ability to throw 4 pitches, his curve had a 60% whiff rate... not sure what more you'd want from a rookie, who was injured...
Lincecum came up with a 97.1 ave fastball not sure that's a soft toss. I compared them as SP who had great success then flamed out. Whereas most long term SP either struggle or put up ave-mediocre stats in year one, then adjust to MLB hitters, hence the Glasnow comparison.
Dear lord, was it acid saturday and I missed it?
Lmao
That 60% whiff rate is accompanied by a 0% PutAway rate so he literally got nobody out with his curve. I wouldn't be holding onto a WhiffRate on a pitch that he throws 6% of the time either.
I honestly forgot there was a time when the Freak threw hard. Still, he was never a 2 pitch pitchers like Pearson always has been. He also featured one of the best change ups in baseball as that was his put away pitch for years. Glasnow hasn't adjusted though? He went right back to his norm this past season.