Bryce Elder has had a tough July, showing an xFIP close to 5 and a 4.86 ERA, along with a decline in strikeouts and elevated walk rates. Meanwhile, Jack Leiter, a former second overall pick, has also had disappointing results as a starter. His walk rate is just below 8 per 9, with expected metrics hovering around 5. Leiter's variety of pitches has not been effective, leading to speculation of a potential move to the bullpen unless improvements occur. Patrick Corbin's recent performance has outshined Leiter, showcasing the latter's downturn in production.
Over the course of July, Bryce Elder's xFIP is close to 5 with a 4.86 ERA, and his strikeout rate has plummeted while his walks have remained high.
Jack Leiter's performance as a starter has been disappointing, showing a walk rate just below 8 per 9 and an expected metric near 5 due to ineffective pitch mechanics.
Leiter throws a variety of pitches that lack effectiveness, as his performance suggests a move to the bullpen could be necessary if improvements aren't made.
Patrick Corbin has outperformed Jack Leiter this season, indicating a significant regression for the formerly highly-touted prospect.
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