Miles Mikolas took a step backward in 2019 as he cut his win total in half to nine while seeing his ERA climb up over a full run to 4.16 and his WHIP slide to a 1.22 mark over his 184.0 innings of work. The right-hander had a small uptick in K-rate (18.9%), which still fell well below the league average of 22.3%, but he did impress with a top-four BB% (4.2%). Like most pitchers last season, the long ball got the best of him as he served up 11 more homers than in 2018 with 18 of his 27 coming ...