You're right, he's probably better than Jacob Barnes too... Brach's K/9, BB/9, FIP, xFIP, and pitch velocity are all trending worse the last few years. Sure, he could find some adjustment that might give him some more velocity or not walk 4.5 batters per 9 IP, but all of those metrics state this is a player in decline. The Brewer's approach of finding RP who are just entering their prime has risks, but so does signing pitchers that are in decline... Would I take Brach over Albers? In a second, but that's a time travel issue. WRT Jeffress, he actually picked up about 1 MPH on his pitches last year compared to 2017 and that was part of the reason he had such a good year (xFIP, FIP, K/9, BB/9, ERA all better than Brach).