When the Milwaukee Brewers signed Matt Garza last March, they took a big risk. While he helped to solidify last year’s staff, making him the highest paid pitcher in franchise was a risky decision. After a strong season last year in which Garza went eight and eight with a 3.64 ERA, he scuffled all year long in 2015. Here is a look at his troubling season that ended early.
Though there were times that he did pitch well, he was constantly hampered by big innings. Taking a look at his monthly splits, Garza only had one month that his ERA was below four.