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<t>This is about what I expected, and similar to the times when I saw him pitch in the minors. Folks, Glasnow has a little Jeff Locke to him. He has subpar command and so he tends to throw a lot of nibble pitches, intentionally or not. It can be difficult to watch at times because the stuff is so go...

<t>My point is that it is pretty difficult to find a pitcher that was successful in the major leagues after having a minor league track record with a 4.0 or higher walk rate. I've done a good bit of research on this. Even the most erratic major leaguers almost always had a walk rate lower than 4 per...

Where's the list of successful major league pitchers who had a minor league walk rate higher than 4 per 9 ip?