
Will Warren
Warren is a sell — his expected ERA is above league
His expected ERA is 4.53, which is .43 above the league average of 4.10, and his sample of 594 batters faced is well past the point where that number becomes reliable. That is the skill level, not a bad stretch. The harder contact backs it up: opponents are hitting the ball hard 44.4% of the time, against a league average of 40.0%, and his expected wOBA allowed is .327, .012 above league. His BABIP-against sits near league average, so the runs on his line are not the product of bad luck that will turn. He strikes out 22.4% of batters, essentially league average, and his swinging-strike rate of 9.8% is below the league's 11.0%. The expected ERA has been stepping up, not down, as the season has gone on. There is no hidden skill here. Sell. 14 K and a 4.38 ERA ROS is streaming-only waiver fodder — drop him, because the skill simply isn't there.
VS His Norm
- Strikeout %22.4%—−2.3% ▼vs his ~24.7% career norm
- Walk %7.9%—−0.7% ▼vs his ~8.6% career norm
Drivers
- xeraSIGNALstable xERA 4.53 +0.43 vs league with no luck excuse
5×5 ROS Outlook
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