
Chase Silseth
Silseth is a hold — league-average skill, nothing out of whack.
His expected ERA is 4.14, and the league average is 4.10 — that is league average, and it is based on 241 batters faced, well past the point where the number becomes reliable. The same goes for his expected wOBA allowed, .314 against a league average of .315. What he allows on contact tilts slightly favorable: a 32.6% hard-hit rate against a league average of 40.0%, on 141 batted balls. The flaw is the walks, 14.1% of batters against a league average of 8.0%, and that rate is stable now, not early-season noise. He offsets some of it with a 26.1% strikeout rate. His expected ERA has been stepping up across the sample, which keeps this from being a buy. Nothing here is unstable enough to sell. Hold.
VS His Norm
- Walk %14.1%—+2.5% ▲vs his ~11.6% career norm
- Strikeout %26.1%—+2.4% ▲vs his ~23.7% career norm
Drivers
- xeraSIGNALskill near league average (4.14)
5×5 ROS Outlook
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