Hunter Greene
Greene is a hold — the ERA overstates the damage, the skill still trails
A .333 BABIP-against is doing most of the work behind that 6.83 ERA, and it is the wrong number to trust: BABIP-against needs around 800 balls in play to be reliable, and he has 79. The contact he is allowing is genuinely mixed — a 46.8% hard-hit rate against a 40.0% league average, but only 5.1% barrels against 8.0%. The stuff is loud in a way that should keep him in the conversation — 98.3 mph average fastball, 27.3% strikeouts, and a 14.5% swinging-strike rate, all samples past their stabilization points. The problem is the level he regresses toward: expected ERA of 4.51 sits .41 above the 4.1 league average, and that sample is still short of where it can be trusted. Limited data: this call rests on the first stable sample of the season. Do not sell into the panic on the ERA, and do not buy the velocity as if it pays off in runs. Hold.
VS His Norm
- Strikeout %27.3%—−2.7% ▼vs his ~30.0% career norm
Drivers
- babip_againstNOISEBABIP-against 0.333 elevated and unstable — the 6.83 ERA overstates the damage
- xeraNOISEbut luck-free xERA 4.51 is +0.41 vs league — the level it regresses to is below average, not a buy
5×5 ROS Outlook
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