FACTS/FLUKES: Severino, Pearce, Devers, Madson, Shields
Feb 18 2019
Buying opportunity? On the surface, Luis Severino followed up his 2017 with an equally impressive 2018. His huge second half drop-off may have a fantasy owners worried. What can we expect in 2019?
Year IP ERA xERA WHP H% S% GB LD FB Ctl Dom Cmd FpK SwK Vel HRF BPV ==== === ==== ==== ==== == == == == == === ==== === === === ==== === === 2015 62 2.89 3.65 1.20 27 83 50 20 30 3.2 8.1 2.5 63 10 95.4 17 88 2016 71 5.83 4.15 1.45 33 62 45 24 31 3.2 8.4 2.6 59 9 96.1 16 88 2017 193 2.98 3.12 1.04 29 76 51 19 31 2.4 10.7 4.5 65 13 97.6 14 158 2018 191 3.39 3.30 1.14 33 74 41 26 33 2.2 10.3 4.8 69 13 97.6 11 ...
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