Tyler Lumsden

40-Year-Old PitcherP

Free Agent

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Height 6'4"

Weight 215

DOB 5/9/1983

PHouston Astros

November 24, 2008

Lumsden was acquired by the Astros for cash and a player to be named, the Associated Press reports.

ANALYSIS
He had a terrible line at Triple-A Omaha last season (3-13, 7.21 ERA in 28 games, 18 of which were starts), but the Astros see potential in the strong-armed lefty.

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Lumsden struggled for the second straight year at Triple-A, this time walking more guys (62) than he struck out (44) and allowing 15 home runs in 107.1 innings pitched. He was eventually removed from his starting role, and he would likely remain a reliever should he make it to the majors. The Royals dealt him to the Astros over the offseason, and maybe a change of scenery will help him re-tap his potential.

Lumsden showed in 2007 that he is still a little way from being ready for the big leagues, as he had a 5.88 ERA with a 1.670 WHIP in 24 Triple-A starts. He's a lefty with a great fastball, so the Royals won’t give up on him, but it will take him a couple years to develop into a guy they can depend on in either the bullpen or rotation. Look for an encore in Triple-A for 2008, hopefully with some better control after a year there under his belt.

White Sox drafted Lumsden as a sandwich pick (No. 37 overall) in the 2004 draft and then he spent all of 2005 on the shelf due to left elbow surgery. The Royals appear to have received some nice value in the trade with the White Sox for Mike MacDougal. He's a scout's dream: a lefty with a mid-90s fastball and not a lot of miles on his arm. How much value will begin being determined this spring.

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