Ryan Rolison
Rolison is a hold — league average, and steady across the board.
His expected ERA is 4.03 against a league average of 4.10, on 256 batters faced — past the point where that number becomes reliable. The contact profile agrees: .309 expected wOBA allowed, 38.6% hard-hit allowed, 6.9% barrels, all within a hair of league. The one real wart is the walk rate at 10.9%, nearly three points above league, and that is stable too. What separates him from the pitchers worth moving is that nothing here is a luck story in either direction — the bat-missing is merely ordinary at 9.0% swinging strikes. His expected ERA has been stepping down across the sample, which matters, but it has not landed far enough below league to call this a skill to buy. This is who he is: usable, unremarkable. Hold. 0 K and 0 SV ROS: a streaming-only arm at 3.91 ERA / 1.39 WHIP, so hold only as waiver-wire depth, not a buy.
VS His Norm
- Strikeout %21.5%—+6.3% ▲vs his ~15.2% career norm
- Walk %10.9%—−0.2% ▼vs his ~11.1% career norm
Drivers
- xeraSIGNALskill near league average (4.03)
5×5 ROS Outlook
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