Plus his fastballs are different speeds......add a little...take a little off.....hard to get real comfortable when you don't see it well and he keeps you off balance with changes of speed and moving it around the zone.
I think Fiers topped out around 90 or 91....avg speed of 89 The other area that Peralta has a big advantage over Fiers is he has been able to keep the ball in the park.....has only given up 20 home runs in 400 innings in the minors. Let's hope that trend continues in the majors.
Good stuff https://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/meet-the-extraordinary-freddy-peralta/ (great link, mm5. merged threads to keep all Peralta related discussion in a single thread. -sveumrules)
Pretty cool.....CC says Freddy's family have never seen him pitch.....they were in CS to watch him pitch tonight.......now they get to see his big league debut on Mother's Day.
Thomas Jankins at it again Biloxi twitter Thomas Jankins fires seven scoreless innings with a career-high EIGHT strikeouts. He's held the Shuckers' 1-0 lead as we stretch it out at MGM Park #MadeInBiloxi
So you're saying CC couldn't challenge the Yelich non home run? I think you can ask them to look at it but it but they have to agree to do it.....and iit doesn't cost you a challenge if it goes against you.
Brewer farm tweet Cameron Roegner with his 2nd consecutive 2-hit shutout outing. Tonight: 7 IP, 2 H, 0 ER, 1 BB, 1 K, 91 P Owns a shiny 0.89 ERA through his first 7 starts (40.1 IP). #Mudcats