This may be behind a paywall, but if you have CBS as your fantasy stat provider, you can get Scott White's write up "down on the farm" that has a write up on Jordan
Taylor Jordan, SP, Nationals
Affiliate: Double-A Harrisburg
2013 stats (Class A, Double-A): 9-1, 1.00 ERA, 0.92 WHIP, 72 strikeouts, 15 walks, 68 hits and one home run allowed in 15 outings (90 1/3 innings)
Jordan is Brad Peacock 2.0 in that their careers are following a similar path. Much like Peacock, who was a former Washington farmhand, Jordan's career was going nowhere fast until a breakout run in the minors. Peacock's happened in 2011 after he made some changes to his delivery. Jordan's is happening the further he gets away from Tommy John surgery, which he underwent in 2011. Jordan had an "excellent offseason," according to Nationals director of player development Doug Harris (per MASNsports.com), and his success in 2013 has been fueled by his sinker. He's now expected to be the latest rising prospect to make his MLB debut as he takes over in the Nationals' rotation for the injured Dan Haren (shoulder). Though, Fantasy owners should merely view Jordan as a potential stopgap option. Even if he succeeds for Washington, he's already up to 90 1/3 innings and has never pitched more than 94 1/3 innings as a pro. And don't forget this is also his first full season back after having Tommy John surgery, and we've seen how careful the Nationals were with Stephen Strasburg and Jordan Zimmermann coming off the same procedure. Jordan is going to be shut down at some point, so it's probably not wise to make a major investment in the right-hander.
Interesting point about the inning load. 70 innings until he hits 160, or 12 - 14 starts, I'm guessing, if he averages between 5 and 6 innings. That takes him out to about the end of August, which is when JZ and SS were shut down.
