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| His fastball can reach 97 m.p.h., and he adds a devastating curve and a very strong changeup to his impressive arsenal. Induces plenty of groundballs, since his fastball has a ton of movement and sinking action. Has amazing command and poise. Is a true leader on the bump. Can get a little flustered with runners aboard and struggles to keep them at bay. Left-handed hitters show more power against him. Has really declined with time and may have been overused as a young starter in the big leagues. Also, he is a bit more injury-prone now. | |
| Long Range Potential: | Former elite pitcher in sharp decline. |
| League | Honor | Description |
| AL | Cy Young Award | 2010 |
| MLB | Named to the All-Star Game | 2012, 2011, 2009 |
| Pacific Coast League (AAA) | Most Valuable Pitcher | 2005 |
| Pacific Coast League (AAA) | Rookie of the Year | 2005 |
| Pacific Coast League (AAA) | All-Star Team | 2005 |
| Triple-A | All-Star Team | 2005 |
| Northwest League (A) | All-Star Team | 2003 |
