Cole, Kremer, Lewis, Caballero, Pederson

Cole still going strong … Gerrit Cole (RHP, NYY) got a late start to the season, as he was still recovering from March 2025 Tommy John surgery. In 11 starts since his return, he has posted a 3.92 ERA with more than a strikeout per inning. How do his skills compare to years' past?

YearIPERA/xERABB%/K%SwK/VelG/L/FH%/S%HR/FBPX
20222013.50/2.996%/32%15.0%/97.842/17/4128%/74%17%193
20232092.63/3.606%/27%12.4%/96.739/21/3927%/78%9%148
2024953.41/3.897%/25%11.2%/95.938/17/4430%/73%9%126
2025 Did not pitch(TJ surgery)     
2026663.92/3.884%/25%10.2%/96.833/17/4832%/71%12%180

Cole has picked up where he left off:

  • His SwK is his lowest since 2017, resulting in a K% that is good but not great. But his velocity is slightly above his career mark...

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