Jean Cabrera
Development · trends & plan
Tracked levels only. Monthly values; gaps mark the offseason. The number beside each line is its last month, with that month’s sample (faded under 50 PA or 150 pitches), not the season.
Plan for 2027
- 1 Command medium ask Cut the walks
Walks a bigger share of batters than 76% of Triple-A pitchers (500+ pitches): the 76th percentile for walks. The player page’s tracking bar ranks the other way (higher is better). The target beats regression to the mean: it is his expected next season with no plan (a value this far from the Triple-A median tends to come back part of the way) plus the step a quarter of similar players beat. At 25, he’s about 2 years younger than the typical Triple-A player, so the level median is a high bar.
Walk rate: 13.9% target 10.5% no plan ≈ 12.7% No one-season check: a lean. Telling this target from noise takes about 384 batters faced; he had 137 in 2026. Triple-A tracking
Each goal is checked when his sample can tell the target from noise: the 2027 All-Star break if it can by then, else season’s end or the sample it needs; if no single season can, it’s a lean. Coach card
Trends · Triple-A
Triple-A tracking · 2026 percentiles
vs. 548 Triple-A pitchers (500+ pitches) · 558 tracked pitches · the share he beats, so higher is better (fewer walks)
Minor leagues
MLB Stats API · public box-score data
| SeasonLevel | Level | Team | Age | G | PA / IP | PA / IP ·Line |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026AA | AA | Reading Fightin Phils | 24 | 14 | 60.1 IP | 60.1 IP · 6.86 ERA · 16.2% K · 8.5% BB |
| 2026AAA | AAA | Lehigh Valley IronPigs | 24 | 7 | 28 IP | 28 IP · 9.32 ERA · 15.0% K · 14.3% BB |
| 2025AA | AA | Reading Fightin Phils | 23 | 26 | 137 IP | 137 IP · 3.81 ERA · 22.2% K · 10.6% BB |
Prospect Pipeline: Perf+ 88 over his 2026 season (424 BF, mostly AA), 1.3 years younger than his level; trend −8.9 since 2025 (inside the year-to-year noise). Tag: Watch. MiLB Stuff 86 on 558 tracked AAA pitches. Prospects →
FanGraphs: FV 45 · ETA 2026. Public pitch tracking exists only at Triple-A and some Florida State League parks; where he has it, the development panel above shows it.