I'm a huge fan of Doug Davis. There is no way that Davis should be considered an ace or even a front line starting pitcher because his stuff is simply not that dominant. However, Davis is your classic middle of the rotation starter, who gets the job done and is about as consistent as they come. While Davis might not be the first choice for many teams, he's exactly the kind of pitcher that so many teams need.How will Davis' limitations and consistency play out on the open market? Let's take a look:The Case for Doug Davis-qualityI know the quality start is not the best judge of a pitcher's performance, but what Doug Davis has done over the years is pretty amazing.2009: 21 quality starts, 66%2008: 14 quality starts, 54% (injured)2007: 19 quality starts, 58%2006: 16 quality starts, 47%2005: 23 quality starts, 66%2004: 24 quality starts, 71%As much as I like Doug Davis, I never actually realized how consistent he has been over the past six years. That's the kind o...
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