His K rate was 6.33, and the average AL starters was 6.20. Like I said, a good K rate, and it will improve when he's pitching to pitchers instead of DHs. So what a pitcher does before age 25 is what he will do the rest of his career? I'm not sure those 179 innings are nearly as relevent as the more recent 206. He also might improve some at age 26 too, as he is only 25 now. His upside is based on his stuff, which is pretty good. You're still ignoring his lucky BABIP, his below-average walk rate, and his strong fly-ball tendencies. His stuff is decent, but not great. A fastball that only runs about 89-91 MPH is not above-average. His curveball is his best pitch, in my opinion, but not fantastic by any means.