
Jameson Taillon
Taillon is a sell — the contact he allows is the real problem.
His expected ERA is 5.96, nearly two full runs above the league average of 4.10, and it has been climbing across the sample. That is not noise; 370 batters faced clears the threshold where the number becomes reliable. The mechanism is contact: he allows a .367 expected wOBA against a .315 league mark, and his barrel rate allowed is 14.6% against an 8.0% league average, both past the point of trust. He strikes out 20.5% of batters, below league, so there is no swing-and-miss floor to lean on. The walk rate is near average and the hard-hit rate allowed is roughly league, which means the damage is concentrated in the pitches he leaves over the plate. There is no luck story to explain it away. Sell. 0 K and 5.31 ERA is streaming-only — a waiver-wire drag, not a hold.
VS His Norm
- Walk %8.6%—+2.8% ▲vs his ~5.8% career norm
- Strikeout %20.5%—−0.4% ▼vs his ~20.9% career norm
Drivers
- xeraSIGNALstable xERA 5.96 +1.86 vs league with no luck excuse
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