STARTERS: One Split Away—BPV by Time Through Lineup
Jun 24 2012
Let's complete our one-split-away series by looking at skills posted by starting pitchers by time through lineup.
Our research has shown that a SP's in-game skills get progressively worse the more times he goes through lineups.
This finding has held true again this season. Among SP with at least 20 IP each time through lineup:
Time Through Lineup BPV
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1st 91
2nd 78
3rd 69
Some guys post even more extreme skill splits than these, and some even own reverse skill splits.
Let's take a closer look to find buying opportunities.
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BPV by Time Through Lineup
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