IP | 1 |
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ERA | 54 |
WHIP | 8 |
BB/9 | 9 |
SO/9 | 0 |
- Full name Lucas Gilbreath
- Born 03/05/1996 in Westminster, CO
- Profile Ht.: 6'1" / Wt.: 185 / Bats: L / Throws: L
- School Minnesota
- Debut 05/01/2021
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Drafted in the 7th round (206th overall) by the Colorado Rockies in 2017 (signed for $203,400).
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Lucas Gilbreath was a 36th-round pick of the Rockies out of a Colorado high school in 2014. The 6-foot-2 lefthander chose to enroll at Minnesota, where he had a rough freshman year and a dominant sophomore season in the Gophers' bullpen before being becoming Minnesota's Friday starter as a junior. This season, he held hitters to a .184 average and struck out 92 batters in 81.1 innings. His fastball varies from 87-93 mph as a starter (he touched 94 as a reliever) and his above-average sweeping curveball is a weapon for him. Gilbreath can bury it or backdoor it to righthanded hitters where it starts off looking like a ball, then dives into the outer third of the strike zone. He also throws a fringy cutter. As a pro, Gilbreath will probably moves back to the bullpen, where his fastball/curveball combo could give him a chance to be more than just a left-on-left reliever.
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Lucas Gilbreath was a 36th-round pick of the Rockies out of a Colorado high school in 2014. The 6-foot-2 lefthander chose to enroll at Minnesota, where he had a rough freshman year and a dominant sophomore season in the Gophers' bullpen before being becoming Minnesota's Friday starter as a junior. This season, he held hitters to a .184 average and struck out 92 batters in 81.1 innings. His fastball varies from 87-93 mph as a starter (he touched 94 as a reliever) and his above-average sweeping curveball is a weapon for him. Gilbreath can bury it or backdoor it to righthanded hitters where it starts off looking like a ball, then dives into the outer third of the strike zone. He also throws a fringy cutter. As a pro, Gilbreath will probably moves back to the bullpen, where his fastball/curveball combo could give him a chance to be more than just a left-on-left reliever.