In spite of his rough patch a while back, he has some pretty impressive numbers league-wide, as of 5-22. 5 W - tied for 6th in AL 61.1 IP - 11th in the AL 59 K - 15th in AL Opponent avg .196 - 9th in AL WHIP 0.91 - 5th in AL The not as good: Homers allowed 12 - 20th in AL ERA 3.82 - 25th in AL Still for a guy yet to hit 24, these are stellar numbers. Apart from Severino, Snell and McCullers, most the guys around him in these comparisons are late 20s-early-mid 30s. For me. #1 target for a long-term deal now. The way he trains and takes care of himself, and his drive to succeed, spell ace. He is already looking like a top pitcher in the AL now.