Oh yeah! 2020 Player Profile in Projections Rowlon and today we are doing Luis Saberino!

Oh, his birth name is Luis Saberino with maybe another name in the middle, not positive.

Yeah, just listed as Luis Saberino, so we could stick with that.

And we are recording this episode on whatever today's date is February 7th, but we just found out we're probably releasing it on February 7th.

We're releasing it on February 20th, which is his birthday. So if this is, if this is February 20th, happy birthday Luis!

Happy birthday Luis!

Okay, Jake, you know this guy?

I do know him Jimmy. He is from Sabana del Mar, De La Mar and the Dominican Republic.

Like you said, he's going to be 26. He might be 26 today if we did our math right, but believe us, we are not a math pod.

Never been.

And yeah, man, he had his breakout season with the Yanks in 2017 to the tune of 14 and 6 with the 298 ERA and 193 innings.

And then he was finished third in the Saiyung that year, followed it up with another All Star season where he kind of blew it in the second half.

He was a little bit of a disaster, but on paper the season still looks great. And then last year he gets an interesting little extension.

And then he hurts what did start with his lat or was it a lat leading to a shoulder.

And then he ends up missing most of the season coming back for, what was it?

Three starts in the regular season and a dip in his toe in the playoffs, but he clearly wasn't anywhere near the guy that we expect Luis Severino to be during a healthy season.

Yeah, I mean, he did his playoff game and his playoff games were so weird, Jake.

Like that one against the twins was the most trouble the pitchers ever been in at all times, but he ended up going for innings pitches, your earned runs.

Yeah.

And then verse Houston for in a third with two earned runs, not great.

He's never he's never given us the goods in the playoffs and you know, you have injury as an excuse in 2019.

You have nerves and the cheating asteris as an excuse in 2017.

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