His home runs allowed total is on pace to go through the roof.  After allowing 33 in his final season with the Twins last year, he’s already given up 7, and is on pace to give up a few more than that.  That’s a scary statistic, you don’t expect your Hall of Fame ace and arguably the best pitcher in baseball to give up that many home runs.  I’m sure Mets coaches would love for him to get this under control, but his past statistics say that he won’t, and they’ll just have to live with it.  It’s not like it’s really hurting his stats that much, but imagine him giving up a 3-run homer in game 7 of the NLCS that costs them the game.  It could happen to everyone obviously, but from Johan?

I’m sure I sound like an idiot when I say that, but it’s a legit concern in my opinion.  I’d rather my ace give up 10 home runs a year, not 35.  That’s high for any pitcher, even Steve Trachsel gave up less last year, and it’s never a good thing to be compared to or be listed by him…trust me.