Cody Bellinger’s Historic Start
May 1, 2019
Entering the first day of May, Cody Bellinger has set a few new records.
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Entering the first day of May, Cody Bellinger has set a few new records.
Bran would tell these players they were good men. I promise I’ll be spoiler free.
Christian Yelich
Who would have thought the best player the Marlins traded last year would be Christian Yelich? Safe to say since moving to the mid-west, he has become a marquee superstar. He began the week by doing something he already did this season: beat up the Cardinals. April 15th, he had three home runs against the red birds, added another the next night, giving him eight total in five consecutive games. Don’t worry St., Louis; he doesn’t save his power just for you, Yelich added four more homers, including his second multi-home run game of the week against the Dodgers, giving him on eight for the week and 16 RBI.
STREAMER OF THE WEEK (17% Owned CBS, 4% Yahoo, 2% ESPN)
Spencer Turnbull, SP DET (4/23 @ BOS, 4/28 @ CHW)
0-2, 3.43 1.29 WHIP 10.29 K/9 in 21.0 IP
Currently pitching to a 3.43 ERA and a 10.29 K/9, Spencer Turnbull has been able to minimize hard contact (34.5%) and pitch to his peripherals (3.19 FIP 3.85 xFIP). He is currently touting an 11.2% swinging strike rate, which is slightly above league average, but finished with 15 and 10 swinging strikes in two of his April starts against the Royals and Indians.
According to reports from ESPN’s Jeff Passan, the Diamondbacks and infielder Wilmer Flores have come to an agreement on a 1yr $4.25 million deal.
Entering the first day of May, Cody Bellinger has set a few new records.
Bran would tell these players they were good men. I promise I’ll be spoiler free.
Christian Yelich
Who would have thought the best player the Marlins traded last year would be Christian Yelich? Safe to say since moving to the mid-west, he has become a marquee superstar. He began the week by doing something he already did this season: beat up the Cardinals. April 15th, he had three home runs against the red birds, added another the next night, giving him eight total in five consecutive games. Don’t worry St., Louis; he doesn’t save his power just for you, Yelich added four more homers, including his second multi-home run game of the week against the Dodgers, giving him on eight for the week and 16 RBI.
STREAMER OF THE WEEK (17% Owned CBS, 4% Yahoo, 2% ESPN)
Spencer Turnbull, SP DET (4/23 @ BOS, 4/28 @ CHW)
0-2, 3.43 1.29 WHIP 10.29 K/9 in 21.0 IP
Currently pitching to a 3.43 ERA and a 10.29 K/9, Spencer Turnbull has been able to minimize hard contact (34.5%) and pitch to his peripherals (3.19 FIP 3.85 xFIP). He is currently touting an 11.2% swinging strike rate, which is slightly above league average, but finished with 15 and 10 swinging strikes in two of his April starts against the Royals and Indians.
According to reports from ESPN’s Jeff Passan, the Diamondbacks and infielder Wilmer Flores have come to an agreement on a 1yr $4.25 million deal.
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