2013 MLB Free Agents: Starting Pitchers

Lohse combined for a 30-11 record with a 3.11 ERA and 1.13 WHIP over the past two seasons, emerging as the ace on a loaded Cardinals rotation.

The Milwaukee Brewers are in desperate need of pitching help, and, having traded Zack Greinke midseason, the team actually has some money to spend.

Pitching in a contract year certainly proved to be no problem for Greinke, who split his time with the Milwaukee Brewers and Los Angeles Angels in 2012.

The 29-year-old righty finished with a marvelous stat line (15-5, 3.48 ERA, 1.2 WHIP) and was the Angels’ best starter by far down the stretch.

Outside of your standard season-wide stats, there are a bunch of outlying stats that point to Greinke being a fantastic offseason target for any team.

First and foremost, Greinke proved that he can still pitch in the American League, as his ERA rose a mere 0.09 points after he moved to Los Angeles.