
Bryan Hudson
Hudson is a buy-low — the ERA is BABIP noise, not skill.
His xERA is 3.20, nine-tenths of a run better than the league average of 4.10, and his sample is past the point where that number holds. The batted-ball profile backs it up: a 4.0% barrel rate allowed against a league average of 8.0% and a .277 expected wOBA allowed against .315. The problem is his BABIP-against, .332 against a league average of .295. That stat needs around 800 balls in play before it means anything and he has 200, so the gap is luck dragging his ERA to 3.74. His fastball is averaging 91.9 mph and stable across a thousand-plus pitches, and the strikeout rate and walk rate are league-average or better, so there is no crumbling skill underneath. The arm that suppresses contact is real; the ERA is not telling you that story yet. Buy low. The ROS line holds at 0 K / 3.20 ERA / 1.30 WHIP — a deep-league stash, not a roster-anywhere arm, but the dip is worth it.
VS His Norm
- Strikeout %20.9%—−3.9% ▼vs his ~24.8% career norm
- Walk %6.4%—−3.0% ▼vs his ~9.4% career norm
Drivers
- xeraSIGNALluck-free xERA 3.20 sits 0.90 below league — a real arm the ERA is hiding
- babip_againstNOISEBABIP-against 0.332 elevated and unstable — bloating the ERA
- p_fastball_veloSIGNALfastball velocity stable and above league — the arm is fine
5×5 ROS Outlook
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