Logan Webb

28-Year-Old PitcherSP

San Francisco Giants

2025 Stats

W-L

5-5

ERA

2.82

WHIP

1.21

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2025 Fantasy Outlook

Webb stands alone as the only pitcher to work at least 200 innings in each of the past two seasons and is one of just seven pitchers with at least 10 wins in each of the last four seasons. Whether you're in a traditional league or one which uses innings pitched rather than wins, Webb is a valuable fantasy asset. The workload helps make up for Webb's biggest weakness as he has to work the volume to get the strikeouts. Webb does not have the strikeout rate of most of his staff ace contemporaries, but the inning workload allows him to amass enough strikeouts to not hurt fantasy managers in the category. Webb's ratios were both the highest of the past few seasons, which could point to the stress of working 420.2 innings over the past two seasons and working more regular-season innings than any other pitcher over the past three seasons. Webb is also left wanting for more offensive support, as he won just 36 percent of his starts thanks to below-average run support when he is on the mound. The 2022 season may be the high-water mark for his win potential unless the Giants find more hitting. Read Past Outlooks

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Overall Rank

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From Preseason

#106

ADP

League Majors

Bats R

Throws R

40 Man Yes

Height 6'2"

Weight 223

DOB 11/18/1996

Born Rocklin, CA

College None

Drafted 4th Rd 2014 SF

Fans 10 in loss

PSan Francisco Giants

May 27, 2025

Webb (5-5) yielded three runs on seven hits and a walk over six innings Tuesday, striking out 10 and taking a loss against Detroit.

ANALYSIS
Webb gave up a run in each of the first three frames but still delivered a strong fantasy performance. He reached double-digit strikeouts for the third time this season and first since April 18. Webb threw 64 of 104 pitches for strikes and generated a season-high 20 whiffs, including nine each with the changeup and sweeper. The veteran righty owns a 2.82 ERA with an impressive 84:17 K:BB through 73.1 innings. Webb has produced eight quality starts in 12 outings this season. He's currently slated to face the Padres at home next week.

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Pitching Appearances Breakdown

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% Games By Number of Innings Pitched

Left/Right Pitching Splits

Since 2023

-3%

BAA vs LHP

2025

-16%

BAA vs RHP

2024

-4%

BAA vs RHP

2023

-15%

BAA vs LHP

	BAA	Batters	K	BB	H	2B	3B	HR
Since 2023vs Left	.250	989	233	59	231	45	8	13
Since 2023vs Right	.257	1003	217	39	244	37	2	22
2025vs Left	.284	127	32	8	33	7	2	2
2025vs Right	.238	174	52	9	39	6	0	2
2024vs Left	.263	433	97	36	104	21	4	3
2024vs Right	.253	408	75	14	98	14	0	8
2023vs Left	.228	429	104	15	94	17	2	8
2023vs Right	.268	421	90	16	107	17	2	12
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Home/Away Pitching Splits

Since 2023

-43%

ERA at Home

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-65%

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-31%

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-48%

ERA at Home

	ERA	WHIP	IP	W	L	SV	K/9	BB/9	HR/9
Since 2023Home	2.38	1.03	245.2	17	12	0	7.7	1.4	0.5
Since 2023Away	4.17	1.29	248.1	12	16	0	8.7	2.2	0.8
2025Home	1.39	1.18	32.1	3	1	0	8.6	1.9	0.3
2025Away	3.95	1.24	41.0	2	4	0	11.6	2.2	0.7
2024Home	2.83	1.03	101.2	7	5	0	7.0	1.4	0.4
2024Away	4.11	1.43	103.0	6	5	0	8.1	3.0	0.5
2023Home	2.26	0.98	111.2	7	6	0	8.1	1.2	0.6
2023Away	4.31	1.18	104.1	4	7	0	8.1	1.4	1.0
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Stat Review

How does Logan Webb compare to other starting pitchers?

This section compares his stats with all starting pitcher seasons from the previous three seasons (minimum 120 innings)*. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. For example, if the bar is halfway across, then the player falls into the 50th percentile for that stat and it would be considered average.

* Exit Velocity, Barrels/BBE %, Balls Hit 95+ MPH %, and Spin Rate are benchmarked against 2019 data (min 120 IP). See here for more exit velocity/barrels stats plus an explanation of current limitations with that data set.

K/BB

4.94

K/9

10.3

BB/9

2.1

HR/9

0.5

Fastball

92.8 mph

ERA

2.82

WHIP

1.21

BABIP

.356

GB/FB

3.24

Left On Base

74.3%

Exit Velocity

83.0 mph

Barrels/BBE

3.0%

Spin Rate

2046 rpm

Balls Hit 95+ MPH

25.5%

Swinging Strike

11.8%

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Webb led the National League in both innings pitched and K/BB, and in the end he was the runner up for the Cy Young. The struggling Giants offense afforded Webb the worst run support in the league offering him 3.1 runs of support per game while Webb was out there holding opposing offenses to 3.25 runs in his outings. Webb's 11-13 record would have looked different if he had the 4.3 runs of support teammate Alex Cobb received. Webb's 2023 success was built around him trusting his changeup more and cutting back on his slider usage. The changeup is now his primary pitch and it has greatly aided him in limiting the damage from lefties which has been an issue for him in previous seasons. Webb has gone from a guy with questionable durability earlier in his career to someone who has exceeded 190 innings in each of the past two seasons. Now, just get him some run support!

Webb has continued positive gains since ascending to the big league level on a full-time basis with some ups and downs mixed in. He has lowered his ERA each of the past three seasons and has become tougher to hit after altering his pitch mixture to include more sinkers and sliders and fewer four-seam fastballs. The change was necessary as a below average velocity and well below-average spin rate pitchers rarely do well with four-seam fastballs, as Webb learned the hard way in 2020. The repertoire adjustment saw him improve his strikeout rate in 2021 as the league struggled to adjust to the new stuff Webb was spinning to the plate, but those gains were given back this past season as his strikeout rate fell more in line with 2019 and 2020 levels. His approach these days is to pound the lower portions of the zone with the occasional eye-level changing pitch up, which puts an emphasis on the team defense behind him to keep him successful moving forward.

Webb went from project to the main subject of conversation in the San Francisco rotation in the blink of an eye. He entered the 2021 season with a checkered past, both with injuries and a PED suspension, showing some potential around the warts in 2019 and 2020. One month into 2021, it looked like more of the same as he went 1-3 with a 5.34 ERA in his first six starts before everything clicked and he went 10-0 with a 2.40 ERA the rest of the way. Webb retooled his repertoire from previous seasons by ramping up his sinker and slider while cutting back on his four-seamer, so much so that the four-seamer went from his most-used to his least-used pitch from 2020 to 2021. The slider is his best weapon as it generates a swing-and-miss nearly 50% of the time, and the league hit .156 off the pitch last season. The five-pitch repertoire allows him to keep hitters guessing, and lack of a track record is about the only knock against him for 2022.

Had there been a minor-league season and normal rosters, Webb would have been a candidate to be sent down after a sluggish start. He spent the entire season on the active roster, though the Giants did limit the youngster's workload as he averaged around 4.5 innings per start. It's not like the righty took a big step back, but in his age-23 season, some growth from his rookie campaign would have been encouraging. Instead, Webb's K% and BB% worsened from 2019, although both were within range of accepted variance. He recorded a high .333 BABIP, but much of that is residue of a high groundball rate. There's time for Webb to develop into a fantasy-friendly innings eater, useful at favorable home venues like Oracle Park. A low strikeout rate dampens mixed-league stock, but he's in play late in draft-and-hold formats.

Webb missed 80 games early in the season after testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug. Less than a month after being reinstated, he earned his first career callup, making his debut in mid-August and remaining in the big leagues the rest of the way. His 5.22 ERA through eight starts isn't very impressive, but the underlying numbers suggest Webb should be a capable enough starting pitcher going forward. His 21.3 K% was only slightly below average, while his 8.1 BB% was average and his 48.8 GB% was fairly strong, resulting in a 4.12 FIP and a 3.89 xFIP. Those numbers are in line with Webb's prospect reports, which generally pegged him as a back-end starter with passable control of a decent repertoire but no standout pitches. He'll only be 23 next season and has plenty of time to develop into something more, but expectations should be modest for now.

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Lasts four innings against Royals

PSan Francisco Giants

May 21, 2025

Webb (5-4) took the loss Wednesday against Kansas City, allowing six runs (three earned) on 10 hits and no walks with five strikeouts across four innings.