Burnett is the only guy that's going to be throwing any thing close to a knucklecurveball this year, so you can't really compare him to the others guys too well. He throws harder than everyone else and gets a lot more whiffs than everyone else (which isn't represented in this data). He is a pure strikeout pitcher, which the Pirates have not had in a long time. It should fun to watch him work this year. If he can limit the home runs and take advantage of the league change, he could be a very exciting pitcher.
Pirates Starting Pitcher F/X (Updated)
Posted by Jon on 1:04 AM
Last month I made a post with a comparison of all the Pirates starting pitchers' 2011 pitch F/X. Now that we've added A.J. Burnett I figured I'd update the charts. Here's the data:
Burnett is the only guy that's going to be throwing any thing close to a knucklecurveball this year, so you can't really compare him to the others guys too well. He throws harder than everyone else and gets a lot more whiffs than everyone else (which isn't represented in this data). He is a pure strikeout pitcher, which the Pirates have not had in a long time. It should fun to watch him work this year. If he can limit the home runs and take advantage of the league change, he could be a very exciting pitcher.
Burnett is the only guy that's going to be throwing any thing close to a knucklecurveball this year, so you can't really compare him to the others guys too well. He throws harder than everyone else and gets a lot more whiffs than everyone else (which isn't represented in this data). He is a pure strikeout pitcher, which the Pirates have not had in a long time. It should fun to watch him work this year. If he can limit the home runs and take advantage of the league change, he could be a very exciting pitcher.
Pirates Starting Pitcher F/X (Updated)
2012-02-22T01:04:00-05:00
Jon
A.J. Burnett|Brad Lincoln|Charlie Morton|Erik Bedard|James McDonald|Jeff Karstens|Kevin Correia|pitch f/x|
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)