Fastball

• Throws it in the low to mid 90s. Typically 92-94
• Tails down and in on RH hitters.
• Consistent break
• Solid command

Cutter

• Throws it similar velocity to his fastball, maybe a touch less
• Excellent late movement
• Fangraphs had it as the 3rd best pitch in baseball, many scouts love it
• Very consistent with it.
• Combining the two pitches both with velocity and excellent movement and look identical until one breaks right the other left - this is a huge weapon for him

Slider

• Hard downward movement
• Very good chase pitch

Change

• Much improved pitch
• Nice movement, very similar to his fastball
• Good separation velocity, around 12mph difference

Curve

• I sometimes have trouble separating the curve and slider because of the downward movement
• Good pitch, needs to use it more

History

• Feldman was a decent reliever but I doubt too many saw him as a starter
• He had an almost sidearm delivery
• Breaking pitches were not that good but very good fastball
• Two years ago his arm angle was raised a little and he worked on the cutter
• Last year his arm angle raised even more. The cutter became a dominant pitch. The curve and slider gained a lot more depth. Even the change improved.

Future

• Its hard to say how much he will improve. For those looking for a regression I dont see it
• His tailing fastball and cutter combo is deadly. But its his change, curve, and slider that will determine how good he becomes.
• I remember watching a game late in the season. He was dominant but too many pitches. The announcers mentioned if he used the fastball more he might go deep into the game. Inwardly I was crying. And the catcher called what they asked for and he got crushed for a 5spot. 2 games in a row this happened. For a guy throwing 70% fastball you cant up the usage. I hope he learned the lesson that as dominant as they can be he still needs to mix it up.