Jacob Misiorowski NL Cy Young +340

[stevenash]

The rest of the world is catching up to the MLB geeks to the fact that this kid was born with a lightning rod for a right arm.

His first 20 pitches Saturday night were 100 MPH+
In six May starts, he allowed just one run (0.27)




6-2 Overall, 12 games, all in starts, averaging 14 k:9 IP ratio, 1.65 ERA, 0.78 WH/IP ratio

+340 (as of 5/28 DK) is value +. +200 would still be a value.
The feeling here is that by July 4, his Cy Young odds will be bet down to +180

[ChuckyTheGoat]

The rest of the world is catching up to the MLB geeks to the fact that this kid was born with a lightning rod for a right arm.

His first 20 pitches Saturday night were 100 MPH+
In six May starts, he allowed just one run (0.27)




6-2 Overall, 12 games, all in starts, averaging 14 k:9 IP ratio, 1.65 ERA, 0.78 WH/IP ratio

+340 (as of 5/28 DK) is value +. +200 would still be a value.
The feeling here is that by July 4, his Cy Young odds will be bet down to +180

I think you're right. Guy is really trending up.

[stevenash]

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He's an innings eater too (by today's standards)
In this day and age of the relief bullpen, elite inning-eating starters are considered unicorns.

Brewers *should* make a deep October run this year; they can compete with LA, SD, and Philly in a best-of-seven NLCS.

Brews have the right balance of arms and sticks, and the NL Central race will be good all summer long.



Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski produces historic month of May