Brayan Bello has achieved a 2.51 ERA over five recent starts, highlighting a dramatic improvement, particularly in his walk rate at 4.6%. The introduction of his cutter played a role during a standout game against the Yankees. However, Bello's turnaround began earlier, specifically after a game on May 28th against Milwaukee. Alterations in mechanics, particularly eliminating the windup, have led to improved walk and strike rates. These changes have allowed him to effectively attack the zone, resulting in deeper innings and inducing weak contact from opposing hitters.
Bello's ERA is 2.51 over five appearances, with a remarkable walk rate of 4.6%. His cutter has been pivotal in this performance enhancement.
After altering his mechanics by eliminating the windup, Bello's walk rate dropped from 13.2% to 6.1%, showcasing increased efficiency and control.
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