
Jason Adam
Adam is a sell-high — the ERA is running on luck, not stuff.
The 2.62 ERA is the number the market sees, and his BABIP-against is why it looks that good: .245 against a league average of .295. BABIP-against needs around 800 balls in play to be reliable and he has 107, so that gap is luck, not a skill he owns. His expected ERA is 3.78 — more than a run above the ERA — and the strikeouts point the same way. He is punching out 15.5% of batters, well below league, and well below his own 28.0% career baseline, with the rate stepping down across the sample. The whiffs are there (14.9% swinging-strike), but they are not turning into outs at the plate. Suppressed contact allowed reads fine, yet the run prevention is propped up by bounces. Sell high. The market pays for 2.62; ROS says 3.70 ERA, 1.24 WHIP — a deep-league trade window, sell before regression.
VS His Norm
- Strikeout %15.5%—−12.5% ▼vs his ~28.0% career norm
Drivers
- babip_againstNOISEBABIP-against 0.245 suppressed and unstable — flattering the ERA
- xeraNOISEluck-free xERA 3.78 is 1.16 above the ERA — regression coming
- p_k_pctSIGNALstrikeout rate 16% is stable and well below league — limits the ceiling
5×5 ROS Outlook
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