FACTS/FLUKES: Urias, Skaggs, T. Joseph, Canha, N. Feliz

Was Urias's debut as good as it looked?... Highly-touted pitching prospect Julio Urías (LHP, LA) reached the majors at age 19 in 2016, and despite his young age, managed to deliver on sky-high expectations by posting a 3.39 ERA over 15 starts and three relief appearances. Were his skills as good as his surface stats?

Year   IP   ERA  xERA  Ctl  Dom  Cmd  GB/LD/FB  H%/S%  hr/f  FpK  SwK  BPV
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2015#  73  4.04  3.14  2.2  9.0  4.0            33/65                  128
2016* 122  2.71  3.27  2.8  9.4  3.4  44/27/30  33/80    8%  63%  11%  117
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*Includes MLEs
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16-MLB 77  3.39  3.82  3.6 ...

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