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Strengths:
- "I was thinking a 1, but looking at him again, a 2 is more than fair. His bad outings really skewed my perspective, in addition to his stats." - preston.salisbury
- "Outside of one bad outing he was entirely middling." - James Attwood
- "Didn’t expect much, didn’t get much." - TucsonTim
Weaknesses:
- "Who is Will Harris?" - shoewizard
- "Meh." - ford.williams.10
- "He’s a RHRP though, and the Diamondbacks have enough of those that they can almost certainly do better." - James Attwood
- "I felt like we were losing every time he entered the game." - preston.salisbury
- "Would be easier to remember him if his name was Will Smith and I could reference him to Lost In Space." - Angry_Saguaro
Towards 2015:
Selected off waivers by the Houston Astros on November 3rd, making this section SO not applicable...
Comment of the Thread:
The tally:
- 5 - Highly satisfied: 0%
- 4 - Fairly satisfied: 11%
- 3 - Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied: 39%
- 2 - Somewhat dissatisfied: 39%
- 1 - Very dissatisfied: 11%
And you thought people were disiniterested in Eury de la Rosa. Harris becomes only the second player so far, where fewer than 100 people could be bothered to click a button to vote, with a full one-third fewer votes case than even for de la Rosa. I suspect his departure from pastures Houstonian may have played into that a bit, bit the collective reaction of the SnakePit is a mighty "meh," despite a decent 3.42 ERA over his two seasons here. His marks were almost exactly symmetrical around the lower four categories - nobody professed to be "highly satisfied", so it appears even Mrs. Harris couldn't be bothered to come in and vote for her little boy.
The Scoreboard
- Josh Collmenter: 4.71 (151 votes)
- Paul Goldschmidt: 4.64 (168)
- Chase Anderson: 4.18 (161)
- Eury de la Rosa: 3.63 (91)
- Tuffy Gosewisch: 3.50 (113)
- Didi Gregorius: 2.75 (106)
- Mike Bolsinger: 2.67 (117)
- Bronson Arroyo: 2.63 (125)
- Will Harris 2.49 (61)
- Randall Delgado: 2.25 (122)
- Trevor Cahill: 1.07 (147)
I found Harris' 2014
to be entirely unremarkable – even forgettable. Outside of one bad outing he was entirely middling. HE’s a RHRP though, and the Diamondbacks have enough of those that they can almost certainly do better. Marshal, Stites, Barrett, Hudson(?), Hernandez (?), and Ziegler all all RHRP that I would rather send out to the mound over Harris, and given that the Diamondbacks let Houston take him, it would seem that they actually agree – at least to a point.