The American League Exploits Another Pitcher As Jordan Zimmermann’s Fantasy Stock Drops
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After signing a 5-year/$110 million contract with the Detroit Tigers, Jordan Zimmermann will play a pivotal role in the Tigers’ rotation, but this move to Detroit could drastically hurt Zimmermann’s fantasy stock.
As you analyze and digest a pitcher switching from the National League to the American League, it doesn’t bode well for Zimmermann. In 2015, the National League ERA was 3.908, whereas the American League ERA was 4.006.
This is because the American League pitchers have to face a designated hitter, whereas the National League pitchers face the opposing pitcher instead.
To further illustrate the extreme difference between the two leagues, click on the link below:
Posted on March 9, 2016, in BBBA Featured Writers, Players: Fantasy Baseball Articles and tagged Arizona Diamonbacks, arizona diamondbacks, baseball, detroit tigers, dynasty, fantasy baseball, houston astros, james shields, Joe Ross, johnny cueto, jordan zimmermann, justin verlander, Lance McCullers JR, marcus stroman, mlb, MLB Fantasy, pitch, san diego padres, san francisco giants, shelby miller, toronto blue jays, washington national, washington nationals. Bookmark the permalink. Comments Off on The American League Exploits Another Pitcher As Jordan Zimmermann’s Fantasy Stock Drops.


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