Harrison even with his IL time is now about his pitch total for last year.
The last time he pitched a lot of MLB innings in 2024, his fastball also became really hittable.
August 2024 Fastball value: -5.1
August 2026 Fastball value: -5.7
When he was going good in spring, his fastball was a plus pitch.
Yeah, just a guy if you ignore his 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025. He got old quickly, it happens. And it wasn't like teams didn't have questions, it's why he 's on a one year $15 million deal.
It would not be a year of service (how the year will be weighed is unknown but usually it would be that X number of days in 2027 is a full year with X being the length of the season). But if he is on the 40 man he would be locked out and losing development time.
The pitching staff gave up 2 runs in 9 innings. Over the season Padres score 4.28 R/G and the Brewers give up 3.82 R/G.
The offense scored 2 runs in 9 innings. Over the season the Brewers score 4.89 R/G and the Padres give up 4.27 R/G.
One side did enough to win yesterday and it wasn't the offense.
Yep, 3.33 RA per game is better than any other team over the full season while scoring 3.33 runs per game would be the worst in the league over a full season. So maybe the offense has been terrible?
MiLB are under a different contract. They are part of a different union. Now with owners basically wanting to kill the minor leagues not sure how that works, but they won't be part of the lockout due to expiring contract.
One thing is watching the YouTube channel CloseCallSports is that MLB is really bad at getting all their rules in the rule book and it has really been bad recently where memos take the place of actual fully written rules.