he'll get run support but i'm affraid his era will be around 4.40 or so. I'll have to monitor his progress in Spring Training before I take a chance on him.
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yeyo44 wrote:How does everyone feel about him? I see him as a late round sleeper.
I agree with you. He's one of the few pitchers whose ERA doesn't match what his WHIP would indicate it should be. At worst, his high ERA will be offset by good WHIP, win, and K totals, but if he gets his ERA down to where it should be he could become a top 20 pitcher. He's very much a good late round gamble in my opinion.
yeyo44 wrote:How does everyone feel about him? I see him as a late round sleeper.
I agree with you. He's one of the few pitchers whose ERA doesn't match what his WHIP would indicate it should be. At worst, his high ERA will be offset by good WHIP, win, and K totals, but if he gets his ERA down to where it should be he could become a top 20 pitcher. He's very much a good late round gamble in my opinion.
I see him having a year similar to Redman last year. Redman in Detroit has a horrible ERA and not many wins, but a pretty good WHIP which is a better indication of the pitchers abilty than ERA. Then last year you finally got his ERA down.
I think Milton does the same thing. Not gonna be the ace of your staff, but will help you win your league.
i think he will win around 15 games, have an ERA around 4 and have a good amount of k's, probably a top 40 pitcher in the next year, so yeah i think he is worth a late round pick, but i wouldnt go too early on him considering injuries, but he has to figure out how not to give up runs sooner or later.
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