Garrett Bullock
How did he get here?: Undrafted free agent
Stats: 6'3", 195 lbs, Throws: Left
Age as of April 1, 2010: 23
Splits (Greeneville only):
Split | IP | ERA/WHIP | K:BB | BAA |
Season | 19.1 | 3.26/1.76 | 15:13 | .276 |
wGCL | 13 | 2.77/1.85 | 11:9 | .294 |
wGRN | 6.1 | 4.26/1.58 | 4:4 | .240 |
vs LHB | 2.1 | 7.71/1.29 | 2:2 | .111 |
vs RHB | 10.2 | 1.69/1.97 | 9:7 | .333 |
Home | 2.2 | 6.75/2.63 | 1:4 | .250 |
Away | 10.1 | 1.74/1.65 | 10:5 | .308 |
Bases Empty | 5 | x/2.80 | 6:6 | .333 |
Runners On | 8 | x/1.25 | 5:3 | .259 |
w/RISP | 5.1 | x/1.13 | 4:2 | .200 |
July | 0.2 | 27.00/6.00 | 0:1 | .750 |
August | 12.1 | 1.46/1.62 | 11:8 | .255 |
(Season total)
K/9 Rate: 7.0
BB/9 Rate: 6.1
Groundout/Flyout Rate: 1.77
K:BB Ratio: 1.15
Bullock started out with the GCL, where he threw 6IP, and was brought up to Greeneville on July 30. We're talking about an incredibly small sample size, so when a reliever gets 13 innings at one level, and then gives up 2ER in 0.2IP - his first game in Greeneville, it's going to screw some things up. So luckily, since he played 10 games for Greeneville, we can see the game-by-game breakdown. In his 10 Greeneville games, Bullock gave up earned runs in two of them, he had 3+ out appearances in seven of the ten, and didn't give up an earned run in any of them (because, well, if you give up earned runs as a reliever, you're not going to be sticking around). He had two perfect outings in those ten games, so the walks are obviously going to need to come down.