2017 Palms Pitching stats


Number Player GS W L S BS IP ERA H R K BB WHIP K/BB BAA HR QS K/9
FIP BaBIP FB GB GB%
50 Jarod Lantz 33 20 8 0 0 224 3.29 244 82 138 41 1.27 3.365854 0.266 29 22 5.54 4.357895 3.20 0.287 218 206 48.6%
43 Manny Parra 33 17 7 0 0 233 3.21 240 83 163 32 1.17 5.09375 0.256 28 24 6.30 5.393382 1.84 0.283 251 197 44.0%
26 Archie Bradley 32 10 13

172.67 5.52 204 106 151 76 1.62 1.986842 0.283 26 9 7.87 4.853571 4.89 0.327 160 152 48.7%
64 Lucas Harrell 32 14 9

239.67 3.08 230 82 141 55 1.19 2.563636 0.242 21 23 5.29 4.452632 2.08 0.266 223 182 44.9%
30 Blake Johnston 32 9 11

184.67 6.53 282 134 128 46 1.78 2.782609 0.337 36 10 6.24 3.512195 6.06 0.366 170 165 49.3%
57 Francisco Rodriguez
3 5 53 9 60.67 4.01 78 27 37 18 1.58 2.055556 0.300 7
5.49 3.46875 3.74 0.329 68 59 46.5%
37 Cody Allen
5 1 2 5 72 4.25 81 34 48 26 1.49 1.846154 0.273 10
6.00 4.037383 4.98 0.297 72 67 48.2%
46 Mike Morin
5 3 1 1 94.33 3.43 107 36 56 19 1.34 2.947368 0.274 6
5.34 4 0.78 0.308 92 79 46.2%
17 Brian Matusz
4 1

60.33 1.64 42 11 42 18 0.99 2.333333 0.188 4
6.27 6.3 1.17 0.215 65 50 43.5%
56 JP Howell
5 3

69 3.78 80 29 55 24 1.51 2.291667 0.279 9
7.17 4.759615 3.66 0.318 73 55 43.0%
75 Keith Harding
8 1
2 89.33 2.72 93 27 53 6 1.11 8.833333 0.258 12
5.34 4.818182 2.44 0.274 91 76 45.5%



100 62 56 17 1499.67 3.91 1681 651 1012 361 1.36 2.803324 0.272 188 88 6.07   3.21 0.300 1483 1288 46.5%



























W L W% Runs scored Runs allowed Pyth W%


















100 62 0.617284 779 651 0.589






















expected wins 95.4



















Proj wins 100
Proj pyth wins 95.4
















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