WHAT TYPE OF PITCHER ARE YOU?

You are starting pitcher like Max Fried. You are in it for the long haul, and you hate to see people warming up in the bullpen behind you. Your fastball is legit, but you are an artist on the mound, mixing pitches like chemist. You can rev it up and get the strikeout when needed, but you're just as happy to induce a 5-4-3 double-play

You are starting pitcher like Clayton Kershaw

Your competition nature won't let you loses, you have, and even through you may not have five different pitches, you have perfected two that together have unhittable. You certainly don't throw as hard as some, but velocity of your fastball amplified when you set the hitter with with your unhittable curveball

You are a closer like Josh Hader, who loves to challenge hitters and induce swings and misses with his heater. You thrive in presence situations and demand the ball when the game is on the line

You are a closer like Emmanuel Clase. You are so confident in the old number 1 that you might even tell the hitter it's coming. But it won't matter because the movement you have makes it unhittable. Your ice-cold veins allow you to come into the most stressful of situations and close the door, and if you need an out, break off your unhittable slider to finish things off.

You are a starting pitcher like Sandy Alcantara. Your mix of pitches makes you elite and strikes fear in opposing hitters every fifth day. You can post strikeouts with the best of them, but you can drop your sinker of death on the hitter when you need that ground ball to end the inning.

You are a starting pitcher like Justin Verlander. You produce a lot of flyballs, but that's only because most people can't catch up to your heat. Climbing the ladder to get the third strike is nothing for you, but either is breaking off a nasty curveball. You want the ball every fifth day and would rather only see your coach once you record the last out in the ninth.