Hey look at that, Quinn has 50.2 IP with a right on the nose average 100 ERA- to this point. Half way there?
Speaking of half, its been a tale of two halves for Priester...
First Five Games (23.1 IP)
72 K+ | 170 BB+ | 111 HR9+
142 ERA- | 133 FIP-
Last Five Games (27.1 IP)
64 K+ | 75 BB+ | 95 HR9+
64 ERA- | 104 FIP-
Still not striking anybody out, but reigned in the control big time and his 58.0% ground ball rate is 5th in MLB among 133 pitchers with at least 40 IP so far.
I don't think many guys have a true talent 64 ERA-, but don't have to squint too hard to see Priester settling into the Brewers FIP Beater archetype of guys like say Wade Miley (71 ERA- | 101 FIP-), Bryse Wilson (81 ERA- | 111 FIP-), Chase Anderson (90 ERA- | 111 FIP-), Zach Davies (91 ERA- | 98 FIP-), Civale (94 ERA- | 125 FIP-), et al.
Yophery update...173 PA of 183/329/303 (86 wRC+). Nice walk (17.3 BB%) and strikeout numbers (20.2 K%), but a dreadful .229 BABIP is short circuiting the operation. His .120 ISO is also a bit below the .132 league average in the Sally League.
Holobetz update...20.1 IP with a decent looking 3.98 ERA but less inspiring 5.57 FIP and 4.78 xFIP under the hood. 31 K | 5 BB | 1 HR in 24 IP with the Brewers in A ball, but 16 K | 6 BB | 4 HR in those 20.1 IP at Boston's A+ affiliate.