
Andrew Abbott
Abbott is a sell — the skill is below league and the ERA is not the reason
His expected ERA is 4.88, nearly a full run above the league average of 4.10, and he has faced enough batters for that number to be reliable. The underlying contact profile supports it: he allows a .338 expected wOBA against a league average of .315, and his strikeout rate of 18.1% is well below the league's 22%. His walk rate of 10.5% is above league average and has had enough batters to trust. There is nothing unlucky here to explain the gap. His hard-hit rate allowed is actually slightly better than league and his barrel rate is right at league, so the damage is not coming from one inflated luck stat — the expected numbers are simply what they are. His swinging-strike rate and fastball velocity both sit below league, and his xERA has been stepping up across the sample rather than settling lower. This is the level he's at, and the surface line will find it. Sell. 9 K and a 4.61 ERA the rest of the way makes him a drop — deep-league streamer only if you're desperate for volume.
VS His Norm
- Strikeout %18.1%—−3.1% ▼vs his ~21.3% career norm
- Walk %10.5%—+2.2% ▲vs his ~8.3% career norm
Drivers
- xeraSIGNALstable xERA 4.88 +0.78 vs league with no luck excuse
5×5 ROS Outlook
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