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Originally Posted by Sylvanfan
Yesavage has that Tim Lincecum unique-ness with his throwing motion. I think teams were scared of the injury risk since Lincecum had a shorter career. That said the 5 years to start his career were all very positive with two absolutely dominating ones in years 2 and 3. So Yesavage is a bit bigger and with more advanced pitch and inning management might be able to stretch this to 7 or 8.
I'm fine to get a guy who peaks to thst level with a short career over a functional 12 year type of pitcher.
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How long does one expect a pitcher to be good for?