San Diego Padres left-hander Josh Hader had a rollercoaster year in 2022. He converted 36 saves but posted career-highs with a 5.22 ERA and 1.28 WHIP. Most of the damage happened after the deadline deal, struggling to a 7.31 ERA on the West Coast and temporarily losing the closer role. Hader's 3.45 FIP sticks out, though, as he struck out 37.0% of batters faced while walking just 9.6%. It wasn't his best season in terms of punchouts, but he posted a 41.6% strikeout rate in the first half and ...