FWIW, even though there’s a difference in IP, do the stats not say something towards each pitcher’s ability to throw strikes and the quality of their stuff, when they do throw strikes?

Really not interesting when you consider that one is over around 20 innings and the other over nearly 170. Is anyone going to argue that they are similarly accomplished?

Interesting.

What’s also telling is that it seems that Rhodes has settled into some sort of LOOG-Y role, given his usage.