Left-handed pitcher · CIN · 29 starts · 152.1 innings
His strikeout rate moves by 12.1 points between the two sides — he misses far more bats against left-handed batters. His xFIP barely moves (1.45), because his walk rate rises on the same side he strikes more out — which is exactly why the estimator alone hides this. A gap this size changes the read of a start.
| xFIP | K% | BB% | K-BB% | HR/9 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| vs left-handed batters | 3.78 | 27.0 % | 5.8 % | 21.3 % | 1.32 |
| vs right-handed batters | 5.23 | 14.9 % | 12.2 % | 2.6 % | 1.29 |
xFIP rather than SIERA by hand: FanGraphs does not publish SIERA in its splits. The two describe the same thing and correlate at about 0.95.
That depends on how many left- and right-handed bats the Milwaukee Brewers actually write into the lineup — which is known a few hours before first pitch, not before. Members get the confirmed lineup with each hitter's production against this hand, the bullpen behind him, park and wind, on one screen.
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