Vinnie Chulk

46-Year-Old PitcherP

Free Agent

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Bats R

Throws R

40 Man No

Height 6'2"

Weight 195

DOB 12/19/1978

Born Miami, FL

College St. Thomas (FL)

Drafted 12th Rd 2001 TOR

PFree Agent

October 11, 2012

Chulk elected free agency after being outrighted to Triple-A Nashville.

ANALYSIS
Chulk was slaughtered in a seven-game relief stint with the Brewers, giving up 10 runs on 17 innings in just nine innings of work. Chulk will be 34 next season and his hopes of returning to the majors appear to be waning.

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Chulk finished up his first full season in San Francisco with solid numbers, posting a 3.57 ERA, 1.264 WHIP and a 41:14 K:BB ratio over 53 innings. However, he missed the last five weeks of the season with Buerger’s Disease, a circulatory ailment largely caused by tobacco use. He should be able to return this season at full strength and figures to remain an asset in San Francisco's pen while working in middle relief.

Chulk was acquired from the Blue Jays in a deal involving Jeremy Accardo and pitched just as poorly in the NL (5.24 ERA) as he did in the AL (5.25 ERA). Still, hitters batted just .210 against him in the Senior Circuit, and he did strikeout 25 batters in just 22.1 innings. He's likely to settle in as an adequate middle reliever.

Chulk spent a pretty pedestrian year in short relief in 2005. There's neither the solid K/IP nor K/BB ratio that would ever make him more than a decent middle reliever.

A former starter, Chulk pitched the bulk of 2004 relieving in the majors and down the stretch pitched some important late innings. Still, his pedestrian H/IP and K/BB ratios suggest he won't be anything more than a typical short reliever.

Chulk missed a few weeks with minor elbow ailments, and ended up the season in Toronto's bullpen. In between, he was only decent at Triple-A, posting a 90:46 K:BB ratio in 120 innings. Those aren't numbers that are going to translate to immediate success in the majors. He'll start the season in the minors again unless a few injuries hit the Toronto starters this spring.

A converted reliever, Chulk pitched very well this past year as a starter at Double-A. He went 13-5 with a 2.96 ERA, allowing less than a hit an inning. It will be interesting to see if his stuff is good enough to get Triple-A hitters out effectively as well. A solid half season at Syracuse could land him a spot in the Toronto rotation by mid-season if injuries hit.

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