Gearrin has struck out 15 and walked 14 in 20.2 innings pitched this season for the Giants.

EDGE Analysis

It's not often you see a player with a WHIP lower than his ERA, but that is exactly where Gearrin sits at this point of 2017. His WHIP of 1.55 is on pace to be the second highest of his career, while his ERA of 1.74 would be a career best. Last season, his first where he spent the majority of a year in the major leagues, Gearrin posted marks of a 1.16 WHIP with a 4.28 ERA, so any expectations for his stats to continue at this rate should probably be tempered.