The Phillies avoided arbitration with relief pitcher Geoff Geary when they signed him to a one year, $837,500 contract. Geary gave up his share of hits (103 in 91 1/3 innings) but a low walk rate kept his WHIP (1.35) under control. He was a workhorse out of the pen though. He threw in half of the Phillies games and racked up over 90 innings. If he manages a repeat in 2007, then this will be money well spent.
PECOTA expects a slight downtick in 2007. Geary’s weighted mean average has him at a 1.41 WHIP and a 4.24 ERA with a slightly higher walk rate. Still, Geary is expected to eat up some middle innings and he should be good for that again.
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