Showing posts with label Max Fearnow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Max Fearnow. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Astros release Max Fearnow

The Astros have released Tri-City pitcher Max Fearnow.

Fearnow signed as an undrafted free agent at the end of June, got started in Tri-City's rotation, did well, and got moved to the bullpen, where he did not do so well. He struck out 21 and walked 17 in 36.2IP of work.

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Tri-City ValleyCats: Max Fearnow

Max Fearnow
How did he get here?: Undrafted free agent. Signed June 30, 2009
Stats: 6'4", 205 lbs, Throws: Right
Age as of April 1, 2010: 23

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SplitIPERA/WHIPK:BBBAA
Season36.24.42/1.5521:17.288
as Starter153.00/1.208:4.264
as Reliever21.25.40/1.8013:13.302
vs LHB13.15.40/1.809:5.333
vs RHB23.13.86/1.4112:12.256
Home17.25.09/1.539:6.318
Away193.79/1.5812:11.260
Bases Empty13.1x/1.959:8.295
Runners On23.1x/1.3312:9.282
w/RISP14.1x/1.056:6.220
July21.12.11/1.1712:7.240
August12.19.49/2.278:8.364
September30.00/1.331:2.222


Season Total
K/9 Rate: 5.2
BB/9 Rate: 4.2
Groundout/Flyout Rate: 1.00
K:BB Ratio: 1.24

Like Donovan, Fearnow started four games this season - but they were at the beginning of Tri-City's year, where he posted a 3.00 ERA/1.20 WHIP line. I'm not sure of the circumstances, but Fearnow was then moved to the bullpen, where he flat-out struggled (just go back and look at those August appearances). Of Fearnow's seven appearances in August, four of them were 2+ ER outings - which will kill an ERA. Only once did he get out of a game without allowing a run, and he walked two batters in that game. So let's go ahead and slide Max back to the rotation.