- 2011: (as of 9/26)- 8 wins, 4.10 ERA, 159 innings, 132 K's
No one, and I mean no one saw this one coming. This has to be the biggest individual surprise of the baseball season. There was a reason why I didn't include him in my projections. Not only because he didn't break camp as a starting pitcher, but I thought he'd collapse and get cut by mid-season. But incredibly, Colon has done the opposite of that. But, he could be running on an empty tank. Since the All Star Break he's gone 2-6 with a 5.09 ERA after starting 6-4 with a 3.20 ERA. Also, in the month of September he's gone 0-1 with a 6.64 ERA in four starts while failing to get through five innings in his last two starts. He could end up in the bullpen by the postseason.
Read more about Bartolo here:
WHY BARTOLO COLON GOT A WIN IN MY BOOKWHY WE HAVE OUR SECOND ACEWHY COLON HAS EARNED IT
WHY IT'S COLON'S REJUVENATION TOUR
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