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Free Agent Stock Watch: Pedro Feliciano

By Mike Axisa | November 25, 2010 at 10:14pm CDT

Quality left-handed relievers are always a hot commodity (perhaps even over-valued) on the free agent market, and one of the best available this winter is former Fukuoka SoftBank Hawk Pedro Feliciano. Let's review his stock…

The Good

  • Feliciano's an absolute workhorse, leading the league in appearances in each of the last three seasons. He's also appeared in more games each successive year, topping out at 92 this year.
  • As you'd expect, he's been excellent against left-handed batters, holding them to a .212/.271/.310 batting line with 9.6 K/9 and 2.1 BB/9 over the last three years.
  • Although he was offered arbitration, Feliciano is just a Type-B free agent, so it will not cost a draft pick to sign him. 

The Bad

  • Feliciano will turn 35 next summer, so all of those appearances could catch up to him in the not-too-distant future.
  • He's strictly a lefty specialist; right-handers have tagged him for a .325/.420/.474 batting line over the last three seasons with nearly as many walks (50) as strikeouts (55).
  • Feliciano has historically been homer prone. He allowed seven long balls in both 2008 and 2009 (1.1 HR/9) before surrendering just one in 2010 (0.1 HR/9).
  • Feliciano wanted a multiyear contract extension from the Mets in 2009, so chances are he's still seeking a deal that will guarantee him more than one year.

The Verdict

Feliciano is one of those free agents that you could see fitting with all 30 teams. He's been one of the best lefty relievers in baseball over the last few years, but he doesn't offer much flexibility and is no spring chicken. Feliciano represents a nice alternative to teams scared by the asking price of Scott Downs or Brian Fuentes, so he should have his pick from several offers.

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  1. Dave_Gershman

    15 years ago

    I think he’d do great for the Yankees. Especially with the short porch in right. If/When the Yankees sign Cliff Lee, it wouldn’t matter if they gave up a pick to sign Pedro.

    Reply
    • Nick Migliore

      15 years ago

      He doesn’t cost a pick, hes a Type-B.

      Reply
    • johnw

      15 years ago

      What part of “Feliciano is one of those free agents that you could see fitting with all 30 teams” don’t you understand?

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      • Dave_Gershman

        15 years ago

        I certainly do understand it dude. I just think he fits better with some teams than others.

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  2. Nick Migliore

    15 years ago

    As a Mets fan, I’ve always had a soft spot for Pedro. Hes been incredibly durable and absolutely dominant vs opposing lefties. Teams just have to be wary of forcing him into a crossover reliever role; hes developed a change-up recently, but hes still not good enough to face righties on a consistent basis, and never will be. But any team with a halfway competent manager shouldn’t have an issue with that. Being a Type-B is a huge plus too, as a team would be crazy to yield an early round pick for a LOOGY, if he were a Type-A.

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  3. cubfan4life

    15 years ago

    Would be a great pick up for any contending team. NY, Boston, Philadelphia and Detroit would all be good landing spots for him.

    Pretty deep relief market this year as a whole. Being a type B might allow him to sign before a team signs someone like Downs. Downs will end up going to a team that signs a bigger FA cause i just dont see a team giving up a high draft pick to bring him in.

    Guys like Feliciano and JC Romero are nice options for teams looking for value

    Reply
  4. CitizenSnips

    15 years ago

    Whereever he goes I’m gonna miss’em. He owes nothing to the Mets and while I hate to see them lose him to a very tight payroll there are more pressing needs even if the ’11 team is as dismal as ’10.

    Reply
  5. carlos

    15 years ago

    his arm is about to fall off. he needs to cash in now. yanks is a nice option

    Reply
  6. slider32

    15 years ago

    I agree, Pedro would be a good fit for the Yanks. 2/6 or 2/7 .

    Reply
  7. MetsEventually

    15 years ago

    Please don’t go the the Phillies or Yankees, we love you too much.

    Reply
  8. mrmet128

    15 years ago

    Pedro is great. but we need the sandwhich pick. let him leave Queens. thanks for dominiating Utley and Howard in big spots

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