STARTERS: Second half surgers, 2019
Jan 16 2020
Let's recap the starting pitchers whose skills surged the most after the All-Star Break in 2019. This exercise can help you identify emerging SP who could be undervalued in 2020 drafts.
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BPV Surgers, 2019 1H-2H* Name League BPV Pre-ASB BPV Post-ASB Diff ================== ====== =========== ============ ==== Darvish, Yu NL 88 234 +147 Smyly, Drew NL 13 112 +98 Samardzija, Jeff NL -25 68 +93 Sanchez, Aaron AL 15 102 +88 Beede, Tyler NL 38 117 +79 Archer, Chris NL 70 147 +77 Keller, Brad AL 20 95 ...
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