Detroit Tigers Projected Pitcher Stats For the 2010 Season

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Will Justin Verlander put up Cy Young award numbers again? Will Bonderman have a productive year, and return to form? Dontrelle Willis what is going on with him, will he even make the team this year? And what about the new closer, will he better better than Rodney was last season? All questions and more will be answered

SP1. Justin Verlander

Justin Verlander will return to good form and have a great season. He is certainly one of the best pitchers in the league.

ERA- 3.25
SO- 245

SP2. Rick Porcello

Rick Porcello had a good season last year in his rookie year. He got better as the season went on. He is going to be even better this year.
ERA- 3.65
SO- 145

SP3. Max Scherzer

Max is a great strike-out pitcher, and he is a solid number 3 option.
ERA- 4.2
SO- 170

SP. 4 Jeremy Bonderman

Finally returning from his freak injury, Bonderman looks to return to form, but he runs into some trouble.
ERA- 5.2
SO- 155

SP.5. Nate Robertson

He never really has a good ERA, and he is not really a strikeout pitcher. I don't see him starting the whole year either.
ERA- 5.9
SO- 78

L.R. Armando Galarraga

He has had a bad spring, but i see him returning to form, and possibly getting time as a starter and time as a reliever.
ERA- 4.4
SO- 89

L.R. Dontrelle Willis

Willis is having a great spring, but i don't think he will crack the starting rotation at the beginning of the season. However he will be in the bullpen, and will get a few starts after the Robertson and Bonderman experiments fail.
SO- 69
ERA- 4.35

M.R. Phil Coke

Phil Coke doesn't let people on base, but when he does then he runs into trouble. He will allow alot of big hits, but since he is still young expect his numbers to improve from last season.
ERA- 4.3
SO- 52

MR. Fu-Te Ni

Fu-Te Ni has had a wonderfull spring, and he played well last year. I do not see him slowing down, in fact i think he will be one of the Tigers better relievers.
SO- 67
ERA- 3.1