How did he get here?: Drafted, 44th Round (2009)
Stats: 6'2", 205 lbs, Throws: Right
Age as of April 1, 2010: 23
Splits (w/Tri-City)!
| Split | IP | ERA/WHIP | K:BB | BAA |
| Season | 29.2 | 1.52/1.08 | 37:13 | .188 |
| w/GCL | 16 | 2.25/1.00 | 22:6 | .185 |
| w/TRI | 13.2 | 0.66/1.17 | 15:7 | .191 |
| vs LHB | 7 | 0.00/0.86 | 5:3 | .143 |
| vs RHB | 6.2 | 1.35/1.50 | 10:4 | .231 |
| Home | 6 | 0.00/1.00 | 7:3 | .158 |
| Away | 7.2 | 1.17/1.30 | 8:4 | .214 |
| Bases Empty | 4.2 | x/2.14 | 6:6 | .211 |
| Runners On | 9 | x/0.67 | 9:1 | .179 |
| w/RISP | 4.2 | x/0.64 | 4:1 | .133 |
| August | 11.2 | 0.00/0.86 | 13:6 | .108 |
| September | 2 | 4.50/3.00 | 2:1 | .500 |
Season Total
K/9 Rate: 11.2
BB/9 Rate: 3.9
Groundout/Flyout Rate: 1.58
K:BB Ratio: 2.85
It's hard to get jazzed up about splits with a 13.2IP sample - Coop had Wesley Wright throw that many innings at Wrigley in one night. Still, Schurz showed enough in the GCL that he jumped to the more age-appropriate NYPL, where he flat-out dominated. The only thing to get too concerned about from these splits are the six walks with the bases empty, but he hammered down once the runners were on. A 0.64 WHIP with a .133 BAA with RISP? Nice.
