Once again, from the Fangraphs article: After last night, he just barely inched over 3, to 3.05. He is 4th in the league in FIP. You may not value FIP, but his ERA is almost a run higher than his FIP because of the Brewers terrible defense. His BABIP against is .344. It was under.300 for his career before this season. Maybe he doesn't throw enough strikes, but, really, can you blame the guy for trying to strike everyone out on this team? I value FIP, WHIP, SO/BB, all stats are relevant. But I'll throw one one everyone hates- Quality Starts. Yo's QS% is only 50%. There are 26 pitchers in the NL alone over 60%, 10 of them over 75%! I know, I know, QS stat is flawed and open to debate. But it does tell us how many times a SP "did their job." I don't look at this stat, or any stat, in a vacuum. But what I like about QS is that it factors in each individual start and tells you roughly how many starts Yo pitched "well enough to win." In other words, an ace not only pitches lights out in plenty of games, he also minimizes the damge ingames he's "off." Yo has simply been lights out at times, but when he isn't it's hard for him to hang in there and gut out a decent start.