Thanks, br, that graph was quite interesting. Hadn't realized the low-April was such a thing. That September is down is not surprising, given a lot of guys are tired and pitching on fumes then.
Not sure Lester getting it up to 92 in playoffs is that meaningful? Very small sample, plus pitching on adrenalin, plus he'd been kinda given a month of rest, then another lengthy rest prior to is Washington start, right? Not like he was sustaining 92 mph over a month of 5-day-rotation starts or anything...
But, hopefully he'll pick it up some and give a lot of good starts over the season. And hopefully Chatwood and the other four will pitch really well, so that Lester can pitch well but still be viewed as the #5 starter.