Montgomery season in review: Pitching

Montgomery finished the 1st half 34-36, 6.0 out of first in the Southern League. They stayed around .500 in the second half finishing with a 35-34 record, 8.0 games out. Here is a look at the final pitching stats sorted by IP:

Pitcher	Age	G	GS	IP	ERA	FIP	DIPS	SO/9	BB/9	H/9	HR/9
Rollins, Heath	23.3	27	25	161.1	3.24	3.57	3.57	7.7	1.8	7.8	0.9
Hellickson, Jeremy	21.4	27	27	152.0	2.96	3.46	3.43	9.6	1.2	8.8	1.3
Houser, James	23.7	20	20	94.1	2.86	4.42	4.21	7.3	3.8	6.6	0.9
De Los Santos, Richard	24.3	14	12	79.0	3.42	3.90	3.91	4.4	2.7	8.5	0.5
McGee, Jacob	22.1	15	15	77.2	3.94	4.00	4.05	7.5	4.3	7.5	0.7
Reid, Ryan	23.3	52	0	77.1	2.91	2.19	2.35	11.4	4.0	6.4	0.1
Frontz, Neal	24.4	55	0	74.1	1.82	3.50	3.31	6.9	2.4	7.6	0.5
Morlan, Eduardo	22.5	30	0	47.0	3.64	3.82	3.71	8.6	2.9	8.4	1.0

It will be interesting to see if Rollins or Hellickson makes the Durham rotation to start next year. Assuming Price makes the Rays out of spring training, that's one opening. And please don't tell me Jeremy Cummings (age 31) is going to block any of our top starting pitching prospects.

Note: In these reviews, pitchers are listed with the affiliate they finished the year and the stats are for the full season. For example, Price will be in the Durham review with stats from all levels combined. I will break out stats by level for each player in the upcoming Top Prospects articles. Also, only players younger than 26.0 are included as anyone older I don't consider a "prospect."

Previous seasons in review:
Vero Beach, Columbus, Hudson Valley, Princeton, DSL, VSL