Iglesias Showing Clear Performance Decline Since July 1
After a dominant first two months, Iglesias has allowed more runs in 15 July appearances than in his entire first 26 games combined.
Raisel Iglesias was elite through May, posting a 2 ER allowed across 17.2 innings with a 31.8 K% and .269 expected slugging. His June numbers showed early signs of regression with a rising BB% and XSLG. Since July 1, the decline has accelerated sharply: 10 earned runs in 14.1 innings, a 9.1 BB%, and an expected slugging of .418. The trend suggests meaningful deterioration in his effectiveness as a late-inning reliever.
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