He doesn't have the K% or GB% to sustain anything better. K per 9 way up, K/BB ratio last year was better than his ERA suggests, hasn't allowed a run in 3 starts (posting this mid game). His profile doesn't look that bad either so maybe you can catch some type of season long improvement. If he didn’t throw that one pitch, or if Sandoval missed it, I wonder if these boards would be full of #stud and “top 20 sp ros” comments. Not many others probably would. Sandoval just turned on it. Was trying to trade him for someone in desperation mode (in a weekly H2H points league) who needs the win and would give me keeper-potential. It's statistical based and includes 19 factors. His one decent offering is a knockout slider that really came to life late last season, and propelled him to a strong finish. two start week coming off of his rehab assignment; tuesday home vs Col and then Sun home vs StL Cleveland has Lindor still. He previously playe... en.wikipedia.org. Anyone rolling him out there today coming off the IL? I picked him up.

Nor the Twins. A lot of people tried to stream him vs the lowly Pirates.. wow he got rocked. 2 very solid outings in a row and next 3 matchups are bs Mets and giants (twice) Based on his track record, I’m not all that concerned. So his value kinda depends on a smart manager lifting his floor by capping his ceiling, but that's the trend. I picked him up. (deep league consideration?) anthony desclafani rotoworld: Anthony DeSclafani . Any updated thoughts on him to start the season  You can't predict Tommy John any more than slipping on a banana peel. I'm carrying an 8th SP in some leagues, with one less MR to make room for these guys.

Time to swipe Premium navigation. To be clear, he probably has to get lucky to be valuable. And minor league rehab numbers aren't looking so good either. It turned out to be a mistake but it was a 95 mph fastball up and in.

He made one mistake to Pablo or it would have been 0 ER on the day as well. I'm going to hold off this week; terrible match ups and I'm afraid of pitch-count. I'm buying a low floor back end guy who should provide K's without killing your ratios, with modest upside if he can sustain.

It's nice that it's not at Coors and the Rockies matchup on the road vs rhp but I'm also scared of the game being at GAB His new curve was great in his first start.

I'm all in on this guy.

I get it he was a on a pitch count but he had only thrown 64 through 5 shutout innings. Reds are likely one of the better teams in the "Centrals", and they get a LOT of crap teams to pound on. Anthony DeSclafani. On Oct. 7, DeSclafani threw seven innings and around 90 pitches. Anthony had a semi-breakout in 2019, posting a 3.89 ERA, 1.20 WHIP, along with a 9.02 K/9 in 166 IP. He made one mistake to Pablo or it would have been 0 ER on the day as well. He had a 3.28 ERA in 20 starts in 2016 until he needed TJ surgery, is he worth a late round flier, he plays in a terrible ballpark for pitchers but he was decent in 2016. He had a career highs in … He had a career highs in velocity across all of his offerings, per Brooks Baseball:

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It’s being reported he was tipping his pitches. His one decent offering is a knockout slider that really came to life late last season, and propelled him to a strong finish. © 2019 NBC Sports Digital Considering his track record for injury, high WHIP, and the teams he's on, I'm not holding out that much hope for him to be a valuable fantasy piece this year. But the peripherals stayed strong and have carried into a strong spring training.