Finally watched Wang in action last night. I want to say the highest I saw on the Radar gun was 92MPH. His Changeup at 83 and Curve at 75/76...I mean very very consistent throwing those numbers on the offspeed stuff. The fastball though. 90-92, flat typically. I'm torn, but at the same time I've changed my opinion on keeping him on the roster. Here's why: I thought Wang's FB worked in the 92-94 range. Wang's 22 you can guess that he has 4 years of maintaining his max FB velocity and then worry about it beginning to decrease. At 92-94 that 1-2MPH drop becomes 90-92, still a reasonable velocity Fastball to use for his next 3-5 years as a SP. But, yesterday it was at 90-92 and knowing he has 3 years more than likely in the minors After completing this season the worry is he makes the Starting rotation with that 90-92FB that in 2 years has 88-90 on it. Other thing that bothered me, his delivery is sloooow. The non HBP on Heyward and then the SB allowed on the very next pitch? That's criminal when you're a Lefty. And troublesome to me that will be an issue he has without adjusting his delivery to the plate. Wang's Mound Presence. Gives up HR, and it just appeared like he expects that result. HBP/SB still didn't seem to get agitated with what he's doing. The 2nd HR given up, again just the look of wow, I do suck, but that's what I expect of myself, chomp away on my ridiculous thick chew in my mouth and continue to toss up BP pitches......I've seen enough. Wang is too much a project with stuff that at 22, it's just not refined enough to take on. The FB isn't fast enough to let the offspeed pitches grow to continue with this project. Yes, he can turn out becoming a SP in ML, but from what I've watched this is a guy who appears to be a backend of a rotation Starter at best. You can buy those every season in FA. There's no need to continue this experiment. The velocity on the FB just isn't there to keep it going. And maybe that's why he's getting shelled. The 90MPH FB and 83MPH Changeup isn't fooling anyone. And the Curveball is a project pitch right now that needs a lot of work. He can't get by on his 2 Pitch arsenal. It sucks to admit this and say it's time to move on, but Wang isn't the future. He's a Problem today. But hey, maybe the DL injury is on it's way and there's just a couple more weeks to go before this problem is solved. The Brewers' start to the season definitely has given them a cushion to play this charade out til then.