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PPP 579 - Every Chicago Cubs Starting Pitcher For 2025

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🗓️ 24 January 2025

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

The Plus Pitch Podcast with Nick Pollack, breaking down every MLB team's rotation for 2025.

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0:00.0

What is happening? Welcome to the Plus Pitch Podcast. You more and Pitching Podcasts from

0:02.8

PitcherList.com. My name is Nick Pollack. Today is January 24th. And yes, we are going to talk about

0:09.0

baseball. Oh, the Chicago Cubs. Yeah, they have actually a very interesting rotation. And they have

0:16.4

Tyler Zambrow now, who, if you don't know, was with Tread Athletics, met him at the winter meetings,

0:21.3

worked with Cole Regens. And now he's going to be inside of the front office, working with

0:26.7

that staff. It's a very interesting situation. You have Matthew Boyd also coming in.

0:32.4

You have James and Tyone. Those guys are very much pitch development minds.

0:39.4

And with the rest of the crew, I kind of think that they are going to be having a little

0:44.0

bit more of this analytics shift, a little bit more of the tinkering that we want them to

0:48.2

see.

0:49.2

So I'm excited to see hopefully a step forward in taking advantage of everything that these

0:54.1

pitchers do and showed it a men for one he's interesting because when I thought

0:59.6

about show them and I'm gonna enter this I was like okay he has a fastball I got

1:02.3

worse as a season went on and he had that really good start of the year and then it

1:06.6

got worse the rest of the year and it's really just four seamer splitter sometimes

1:09.8

sweeper I was totally wrong the four four seamer, no, not a width pitch. Okay, under 10% swing strike rate

1:17.0

on the pitch, if you can believe it. But heavy strike rate, PLV loves it because it's located well.

1:24.4

It also comes with good vert. It also comes with good attack. 1.4 heighted just a BAA that takes advantage of

1:31.3

his high locations in 17 to 18 inches of vert. That did change as the season

1:35.5

went on. It did go down a bit. It did come back. And when it came

1:39.3

to the story of Imanaga's season, yes, he had those first, I think

1:43.2

was 7-8 games that were just, oh my gosh, it's like a sub one ERA, amazing. But that doesn't mean that he did poorly the rest of the year. He actually had two games. One was 10 runs and one was seven. But even including that, he still had a sub four ERA the rest of the year. He still had to whip around 105 or so 110 like it was still great

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