Brady Singer was the first pitcher of Kansas City’s 2018 draft class to make his major league debut and, entering the 2022 season, he was the most successful of those pitchers in his big league time. He was solid in his debut season with a 4.06 ERA and 4.08 FIP in 12 starts, then followed that up with a 4.91 ERA but 4.04 FIP in 27 starts in 2021. It was easy enough to forecast positive regression for Singer, as he had lousy BABIP luck (.350 BABIP against) and an abnormally low strand rate (67.8%) in 2021 that contributed to that inflated ERA.