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2014 Starting Pitchers Fatigue Ratings GS BF BF RATING Chase Anderson ARI 21 486 23 Bronson Arroyo ARI 14 357 26 Mike Bolsinger ARI 9 221 25 Trevor Cahill ARI 17 397 23 Andrew Chafin* ARI 3 60 20 Josh Collmenter ARI 28 683 24 Randall Delgado ARI 4 78 20 Wade Miley* ARI 33 866 26 Zeke Spruill ARI 1 29 29 Gavin Floyd ATL 9 229 25 David Hale ATL 6 138 23 Aaron Harang ATL 33 876 27 Mike Minor* ATL 25 637 25 Ervin Santana ATL 31 817 26 Julio Teheran ATL 33 884 27 Alex Wood* ATL 24 625 26 Wei-Yin Chen* BAL 31 772 25 Kevin Gausman BAL 20 476 24 Miguel Gonzalez BAL 26 662 25 Ubaldo Jimenez BAL 22 527 24 T.J. McFarland* BAL 1 20 20 Bud Norris BAL 28 687 25 Chris Tillman BAL 34 871 26 Clay Buchholz BOS 28 737 26 Rubby De La Rosa BOS 18 434 24 Anthony Ranaudo BOS 7 170 24 Allen Webster BOS 11 259 24 Brandon Workman BOS 15 353 24 Steven Wright BOS 1 22 22 Jake Arrieta CHC 25 614 25 Dallas Beeler CHC 2 46 23 Kyle Hendricks CHC 13 321 25 Edwin Jackson CHC 27 629 23 Eric Jokisch* CHC 1 20 20 Carlos Villanueva CHC 5 106 21 Tsuyoshi Wada* CHC 13 289 22 Travis Wood* CHC 31 781 25 Chris Bassitt CHW 5 137 27 Scott Carroll CHW 19 482 25 John Danks* CHW 32 855 27 Erik Johnson CHW 5 109 22 Charles Leesman* CHW 1 17 17 Felipe Paulino CHW 4 103 26 Jose Quintana* CHW 32 830 26 2014 Starting Pitchers Fatigue Ratings GS BF BF RATING Andre Rienzo CHW 11 262 24 Chris Sale* CHW 26 685 26 Dylan Axelrod CIN 4 69 17 Homer Bailey CIN 23 604 26 Tony Cingrani* CIN 11 262 24 Daniel Corcino CIN 3 66 22 Johnny Cueto CIN 34 961 28 David Holmberg* CIN 5 110 22 Mat Latos CIN 16 420 26 Mike Leake CIN 33 902 27 Alfredo Simon CIN 32 818 26 Trevor Bauer CLE 26 663 26 Carlos Carrasco CLE 14 360 26 T.J. House* CLE 18 426 24 Corey Kluber CLE 34 951 28 Zach McAllister CLE 15 325 22 Danny Salazar CLE 20 474 24 Josh Tomlin CLE 16 393 25 Brett Anderson* COL 8 180 23 Matt Belisle COL 1 14 14 Christian Bergman COL 10 249 25 Eddie Butler COL 3 76 25 Jhoulys Chacin COL 11 272 25 Tyler Chatwood COL 4 101 25 Jorge De La Rosa* COL 32 768 24 Yohan Flande* COL 10 220 22 Christian Friedrich* COL 3 69 23 Pedro Hernandez* COL 1 24 24 Jair Jurrjens COL 2 50 25 Jordan Lyles COL 22 546 25 Tyler Matzek* COL 19 498 26 Franklin Morales* COL 22 544 25 Juan Nicasio COL 14 329 24 Buck Farmer DET 2 35 18 Kyle Lobstein* DET 6 139 23 Rick Porcello DET 31 828 27 Robbie Ray* DET 6 122 20 Kyle Ryan* DET 1 24 24 Anibal Sanchez DET 21 510 24 Max Scherzer DET 33 904 27 Drew VerHagen DET 1 20 20 Justin Verlander DET 32 893 28 Jake Buchanan HOU 2 44 22 Scott Feldman HOU 29 765 26 2014 Starting Pitchers Fatigue Ratings GS BF BF RATING Lucas Harrell HOU 3 66 22 Dallas Keuchel* HOU 29 808 28 Collin McHugh HOU 25 619 25 Brett Oberholtzer* HOU 24 623 26 Rudy Owens* HOU 1 29 29 Brad Peacock HOU 24 540 23 Nick Tropeano HOU 4 91 23 Aaron Brooks KCR 1 24 24 Bruce Chen* KCR 7 159 23 Danny Duffy* KCR 25 570 23 Jeremy Guthrie KCR 32 864 27 James Shields KCR 34 939 28 Jason Vargas* KCR 30 790 26 Yordano Ventura KCR 30 776 26 Cory Rasmus LAA 6 72 12 Garrett Richards LAA 26 678 26 Hector Santiago* LAA 24 507 21 Matt Shoemaker LAA 20 482 24 Tyler Skaggs* LAA 18 464 26 Jered Weaver LAA 34 888 26 C.J. Wilson* LAA 31 761 25 Josh Beckett LAD 20 475 24 Stephen Fife LAD 1 27 27 Carlos Frias LAD 2 33 17 Zack Greinke LAD 32 821 26 Dan Haren LAD 32 776 24 Clayton Kershaw* LAD 27 749 28 Paul Maholm* LAD 8 193 24 Red Patterson LAD 1 19 19 Hyun-jin Ryu* LAD 26 631 24 Jamey Wright LAD 1 11 11 Henderson Alvarez MIA 30 772 26 Anthony DeSclafani MIA 5 110 22 Nathan Eovaldi MIA 33 854 26 Jose Fernandez MIA 8 205 26 Brian Flynn* MIA 1 21 21 Brad Hand* MIA 16 380 24 Andrew Heaney* MIA 5 110 22 Tom Koehler MIA 32 803 25 Brad Penny MIA 4 84 21 Kevin Slowey MIA 2 37 19 Randy Wolf* MIA 4 94 24 Marco Estrada MIL 18 448 25 Mike Fiers MIL 10 245 25 2014 Starting Pitchers Fatigue Ratings GS BF BF RATING Yovani Gallardo MIL 32 817 26 Matt Garza MIL 27 680 25 Kyle Lohse MIL 31 817 26 Jimmy Nelson MIL 12 301 25 Wily Peralta MIL 32 838 26 Logan Darnell* MIN 4 90 23 Kyle Gibson MIN 31 757 24 Phil Hughes MIN 32 855 27 Kris Johnson* MIN 3 64 21 Trevor May MIN 9 202 22 Ricky Nolasco MIN 27 695 26 Mike Pelfrey MIN 5 119 24 Yohan Pino MIN 11 258 23 Anthony Swarzak MIN 4 85 21 Bartolo Colon NYM 31 846 27 Jacob deGrom NYM 22 565 26 Dillon Gee NYM 22 570 26 Daisuke Matsuzaka NYM 9 201 22 Jenrry Mejia NYM 7 170 24 Rafael Montero NYM 8 187 23 Jon Niese* NYM 30 786 26 Carlos Torres NYM 1 20 20 Zack Wheeler NYM 32 794 25 Shane Greene NYY 14 340 24 Hiroki Kuroda NYY 32 820 26 Bryan Mitchell NYY 1 23 23 Ivan Nova NYY 4 96 24 David Phelps NYY 17 420 25 Michael Pineda NYY 13 290 22 CC Sabathia* NYY 8 209 26 Masahiro Tanaka NYY 20 542 27 Chase Whitley NYY 12 256 21 Jesse Chavez OAK 21 533 25 Sonny Gray OAK 33 899 27 Scott Kazmir* OAK 32 777 24 Josh Lindblom OAK 1 22 22 Drew Pomeranz* OAK 10 212 21 David Buchanan PHI 20 503 25 A.J. Burnett PHI 34 935 28 Cole Hamels* PHI 30 829 28 Kyle Kendrick PHI 32 865 27 Cliff Lee* PHI 13 352 27 Sean O'Sullivan PHI 2 49 25 Jonathan Pettibone PHI 2 47 24 2014 Starting Pitchers Fatigue Ratings GS BF BF RATING Gerrit Cole PIT 22 571 26 Brandon Cumpton PIT 10 249 25 Francisco Liriano* PIT 29 691 24 Jeff Locke* PIT 21 548 26 Charlie Morton PIT 26 666 26 Wandy Rodriguez* PIT 6 125 21 Edinson Volquez PIT 31 802 26 Vance Worley PIT 17 448 26 Billy Buckner SDP 1 27 27 Andrew Cashner SDP 19 506 27 Odrisamer Despaigne SDP 16 404 25 Robbie Erlin* SDP 11 252 23 Jesse Hahn SDP 12 287 24 Ian Kennedy SDP 33 846 26 Jason Lane* SDP 1 2 2 Donn Roach SDP 1 14 14 Tyson Ross SDP 31 811 26 Tim Stauffer SDP 3 41 14 Eric Stults* SDP 32 763 24 Joe Wieland SDP 2 37 19 Blake Beavan SEA 1 16 16 Roenis Elias* SEA 29 693 24 Felix Hernandez SEA 34 912 27 Hisashi Iwakuma SEA 28 709 25 Brandon Maurer SEA 7 151 22 James Paxton* SEA 13 303 23 Erasmo Ramirez SEA 14 304 22 Taijuan Walker SEA 5 119 24 Tom Wilhelmsen SEA 2 20 10 Chris Young SEA 29 682 24 Madison Bumgarner* SFG 33 873 26 Matt Cain SFG 15 374 Chris Heston SFG 1 19 19 Tim Hudson SFG 31 789 25 Tim Lincecum SFG 26 625 24 Yusmeiro Petit SFG 12 275 23 Ryan Vogelsong SFG 32 780 24 Jaime Garcia* STL 7 177 25 Marco Gonzales* STL 5 121 24 Nick Greenwood* STL 1 10 10 Lance Lynn STL 33 866 26 Tyler Lyons* STL 4 97 24 Carlos Martinez STL 7 148 21 Shelby Miller STL 31 759 24 2014 Starting Pitchers Fatigue Ratings GS BF BF RATING Michael Wacha STL 19 447 24 Adam Wainwright STL 32 898 28 Chris Archer TBR 32 822 26 Erik Bedard* TBR 15 328 22 Alex Cobb TBR 27 681 25 Alex Colome TBR 3 71 24 Jeremy Hellickson TBR 13 281 22 Nate Karns TBR 2 49 25 Matt Moore* TBR 2 44 22 Jake Odorizzi TBR 31 719 23 Cesar Ramos* TBR 7 139 20 Scott Baker TEX 8 170 21 Lisalverto Bonilla TEX 3 66 22 Yu Darvish TEX 22 605 28 Matt Harrison* TEX 4 84 21 Derek Holland* TEX 5 133 27 Phil Irwin TEX 1 20 20 Colby Lewis TEX 29 762 26 Nick Martinez TEX 24 562 23 Miles Mikolas TEX 10 255 26 Martin Perez* TEX 8 207 26 Robbie Ross* TEX 12 280 23 Tanner Scheppers TEX 4 92 23 Nick Tepesch TEX 22 53 2 Mark Buehrle* TOR 32 857 27 R.A. 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    2010 AABA DRAFT LIST as of November 20, 2009 BATTERS (131) Nick Green - BOS Scott Podsednik - CWS Tyler Greene - STL Landon Powell - OAK Eliezer Alfonzo - SD Anthony Gwynn - SD Robb Quinlan - LAA Brandon Allen - ARI Wes Helms - FLA Humberto Quintero - HOU Robert Andino - BAL Diory Hernandez - ATL Cody Ransom - NYY Elvis Andrus - TEX Michel Hernandez - TB Colby Rasmus - STL MikeAubrey - BAL Koyie Hill - CHI Nolan Reimold - BAL Alex Avila - DET Paul Janish - CIN Ryan Roberts - ARI Jeff Bailey - BOS Jason Jaramillo - PIT Luis Rodriguez - SD Paul Bako - PHI Rob Johnson - SEA Alex Romero - ARI Brian Barden - STL Andruw Jones - TEX Adam Rosales - CIN Gordon Beckham - CWS Garrett Jones - PIT Randy Ruiz - TOR Brian Bixler - PIT Matt Kata - HOU Rusty Ryal - ARI Andres Blanco - CHI Don Kelly - DET Omir Santos - NY Kyle Blanks - SD Adam Kennedy - OAK Michael Saunders - SEA Willie Bloomquist - KC George Kottaras - BOS Bobby Scales - CHI Julio Borbon - TEX Matt LaPorta - CLE Jordan Schafer - ATL Michael Brantley - CLE Jason LaRue - STL Travis Snider - TOR Reid Brignac - TB Jeff Larish - DET Matt Stairs - PHI Chris Burke - SD Brent Lillibridge - CWS Drew Stubbs - CIN Everth Cabrera - SD Mitch Maier - KC Cory Sullivan - NY Brett Carroll - FLA Lou Marson - CLE Drew Sutton - CIN Juan Castro - LA Andy Marte - CLE Mike Sweeney - SEA Ronny Cedeno - PIT Gary Matthews - LAA Taylor Teagarden - TEX Francisco Cervelli - NYY Justin Maxwell - WSH Joe Thurston - STL Endy Chavez - SEA John Mayberry - PHI Matt Tolbert - MIN Raul Chavez - TOR Cameron Maybin - FLA Andres