MLB Openers – Pitching and Profits
Pitching and Profits With New Pitches Added to Arsenal
The first full day of Major League Baseball ( MLB ) begins and for bettors and fans that enjoy the game and studying statistics, here is some additional information to add to your pitching arsenal. This link and information below shows pitchers adding new pitches to their repertoire. Also included in link are pitchers working on new pitches.
PITCHER |
TEAM |
NEW PITCH |
LAST YEAR ERA |
NOTES |
Jake McGee |
Rays |
Curve & Changeup |
4.02 |
Relief Pitcher |
Stephen Strasburg |
Nationals |
Slider |
3.00 |
Ace ready to tap potential & 200 innings |
Ross Detwiler |
Nationals |
Cutter |
4.04 |
Opens season in bullpen |
Sonny Gray |
A’s |
Changeup |
2.67 |
10 starts last year |
Jake Odorizzi |
Rays |
Splitter |
3.94 |
4 starts last year |
Michael Wacha |
Cardinals |
Curveball |
2.78 |
9 starts last year |
Martin Perez |
Rangers |
Cutter |
3.62 |
|
Shelby Miller |
Cardinals |
Cutter |
3.06 |
15 wins as rookie |
CC Sabathia |
Yankees |
Cutter |
4.78 |
Worst season in 2013 |
Brian Wilson |
LA Dodgers |
Knuckleball |
0.66 |
Just 13 IP last year |
Jake Peavy |
Red Sox |
Splitter |
4.17 |
10 starts w/Red Sox |
Felipe Paulino |
White Sox |
Cutter |
Out/injured |
Last pitched 1.5 yrs ago |
Last year’s biggest money-makers in pitching and profits were as follows:
Cleveland Indians +25 net units
Pittsburgh Pirates +23.4 net units
Boston Red Sox +18.6 net units
Oakland A’s +18.5 net units
St. Louis Cardinals +11 net units
Perhaps it’s no coincidence that the Pirates, Cardinals and A’s were among the Majors top pitching teams, while the Indians and Red Sox were also top half of the American League. Get an early start in evaluating teams, players, pitching and performances, improvements, and starters ready to breakout. Watch injuries and the listed pitchers with their new pitches and how they perform.