Except that every fastball Black throws is straight as an arrow, and his command of his secondary stuff sucks. Topa has crazy movement on his off-speed stuff to go with that 98 mph heater. 8 innings in the weird pandemic year is pretty much the definition of a small sample, but I don't think anyone is expecting him to come in and supplant Williams, either. So how is he 30 years old with 8+ years in professional baseball with this amazing movement and stuff and barely ever a shot to play in the big leagues? Not trying to be contrarian for the sake of being contrarian. These are legitimate questions. He missed complete seasons in 2015 and 2017 after having Tommy John surgery. Only 12 innings in 2016 before getting hurt again. Struggled once he returned in 2018, then became a minor league FA. Brewers grabbed him in November 2019, and he pitched solidly in 40 innings. The one thing that got him attention, though, was the increased velocity. He went from throwing low to mid-90s as a minor leaguer in the Pirate and ranger systems to high 90s to even touching triple digits with the Brewers in 2019. Then he came back and did the same thing in spring training in 2020, which got him a ticket to the alternate site in Appleton.