This was my issue regarding Josh Johnson in 2013; many people said he was just getting unlucky with a high BABIP and HR/FB% against, whilst I thought that OF COURSE he's getting smoked in those statistical categories when he was throwing flat 90mph beachballs middle-high. BABIP and HR/FB% need to be tracked relative to pitch location/break/speed, and a quality ranking system for pitches needs to be developed based on how well MLB hitters deal with said categories of pitches in order to be truly meaningful IMO, because when you just blanket assume that every pitcher should regress to a certain historical mean regarding certain stats based on what thousands of pitchers have done over hundreds of thousands of innings, then you're not accounting for s*** pitches deserving to get hit hard consistently, not due to bad luck but because, well, MLB hitters hit s*** pitches for better results than good pitches, by and large.