The Cincinnati Reds showed improvement in 2019, but no one on the roster may have improved more than Anthony DeSclafani. After being away from baseball for nearly two years, Disco returned in 2018, but struggled to a 7-8 season in just 21 starts. Not only did DeSclafani improve his record to 9-9 in 2019, but had one of the lowest ERAs in the National League.
DeSclafani came to Cincinnati in 2014 from the Miami Marlins. The right-hander was immediately placed in the Reds rotation the following season and went 9-13 in 31 starts. Though his 4.