2018 Pitching Statistics

 

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 32 9 9

213.67 3.66 244 87 125 26 1.26 4.807692 0.276 27
5.27 4.166667 2.68 0.296 223 185 45.3%
43 Manny Parra 32 14 10

224 3.33 231 83 156 28 1.16 5.571429 0.256 34
6.27 5.420849 3.06 0.276 221 190 46.2%
49 Dylan Bundy 33 12 9

201.67 4.86 229 109 174 70 1.48 2.485714 0.275 38
7.77 5.237458 5.65 0.307 181 186 50.7%
64 Lucas Harrell 33 18 7

228.67 3.62 238 92 117 45 1.24 2.6 0.258 24
4.60 3.720848 2.98 0.273 234 206 46.8%
30 Blake Johnston 33 13 15

204.67 4.66 254 106 126 54 1.50 2.333333 0.293 35
5.54 3.681818 5.71 0.310 219 174 44.3%
17 Brian Matusz
1 3 42 8 52.33 3.96 59 23 35 12 1.36 2.916667 0.273 7
6.02 4.43662 3.49 0.299 44 48 52.2%
37 Cody Allen
1 3

46.33 3.69 57 19 31 11 1.47 2.818182 0.291 6
6.02 4.102941 3.38 0.321 48 33 40.7%
46 Mike Morin
9 1 1 1 71.67 3.77 76 30 38 18 1.31 2.111111 0.261 7
4.77 3.638298 3.08 0.280 86 62 41.9%
34 Braden Shipley
3 3 0 4 45.33 6.35 59 32 25 16 1.65 1.5625 0.303 14
4.96 3 12.71 0.288 41 42 50.6%
26 Archie Bradley
3 3 0 0 51.67 3.14 48 18 47 16 1.24 2.9375 0.236 5
8.19 6.609375 1.18 0.285 43 47 52.2%
75 Keith Harding
6 2 1 2 61.33 2.64 64 18 40 7 1.16 5.714286 0.258 5
5.87 5.070423 0.31 0.291 71 52 42.3%
53 Wandy Peralta
6 2 1 0 61.33 2.05 59 14 46 18 1.26 2.555556 0.243 4
6.75 5.376623 0.73 0.285 57 45 44.1%



95 67 45 15 1462.67 3.88 1618 631 960 321 1.33 2.990654 0.269 206 0 5.91   3.77 0.292 1468 1270 46.4%



























W L W% Runs scored Runs allowed Pyth W%


















95 67 0.58642 766 631 0.596






















expected wins 96.5



















Proj wins 95
Proj pyth wins 96.5









































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