Tyler Robertson

36-Year-Old PitcherP

Free Agent

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Height 6'5"

Weight 257

DOB 12/23/1987

Born Simi Valley, CA

College None

Drafted 3rd Rd 2006 MIN

PMiami Marlins

March 20, 2015

Robertson signed a minor league deal with the Marlins on Friday, Matt Eddy of Baseball America reports.

ANALYSIS
Robertson appeared in only 12 Triple-A games last season as a member of the Nationals organization. He has some experience at the major league level - he made 40 appearances for the Twins in 2012 - but he'll primarily provide organizational depth for the Marlins and is not likely to make an impact in the majors in 2015.

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Robertson was promoted to the Twins in July last season after an impressive strikeout rate (10.5 K/9) at Triple-A. His results were not great in the majors with a 5.40 ERA and too many walks, but he was much more effective against lefties. He allowed just a .585 OPS to left-handed batters with a 22:6 K:BB. He could win a job as a lefty specialist in the Minnesota bullpen as a result and his high strikeout rates and groundball rates suggest he could be an impact reliever, although that role may not translate into much fantasy value.

Robertson, a third-round pick in 2006, was having a strong season a High-A Fort Myers before shut down with a shoulder injury in July. He's shown strong strikeout rates with good control aided by a deceptive delivery. He's also allowed just eight home runs in 44 career outings. He'll need to prove he's healthy this spring, but a strong season could put him in the mix for a spot in the big leagues in 2010 as one of Minnesota's top pitching prospects.

Robertson, a third round pick in 2006, may be Minnesota's top pitching prospect after posting a 2.29 ERA with a 123:33 K:BB ratio in 102.1 innings as a 19-year old for Low-A Beloit. He has an odd delivery that adds deception. A strong year in High-A could put him on the fast track to the majors.

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