Jake Irvin
Irvin is a sell — skill below league, ERA isn't hiding it.
His expected ERA is 5.23, more than a run above the league average of 4.10, and that number has been stepping up across the sample — meaning the trend is worsening, not stabilizing. He has faced enough batters for xERA to be reliable, so what you see is what he is. His BABIP-against is not supplied, but his xwOBA allowed is .349, well above the .315 league average, and his ball-in-play metrics confirm the story: hard-hit rate 45.8% versus 40.0% league, barrel rate 12.0% versus 8.0% — both stable and unfavorable. He does strike out 25.4% of batters, slightly above league, but his walk rate is elevated and his chase rate is below league, so the stuff is not missing bats at an elite level. There is no luck story to fall back on. This is the level he is at. Sell. 44 K and a 4.83 ERA at 1.33 WHIP is a streaming-only arm, not a keeper.
VS His Norm
- Strikeout %25.4%—+6.5% ▲vs his ~18.9% career norm
- Walk %9.6%—+1.4% ▲vs his ~8.2% career norm
Drivers
- xeraSIGNALstable xERA 5.23 +1.13 vs league with no luck excuse
5×5 ROS Outlook
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