Success is a relative term...but anyway check out this guy and that should answer your question:

Pasqual Sanchez

I think he would be better with some velocity so the guys he walks can't advance as often.  Also helps to have a catcher with a cannon arm if you are going to use a guy like this.   I'd say add 1 to 2 runs per game because of the extra baseunners.

"http://www.whatifsports.com/hbd/Pages/Popups/PlayerProfile.aspx?pid=473473"

Yes.

The biggest problem your going to have is inconsistency.  It will drive you nuts.  Some years he will be average, some years he will be great and some just horrible.  Look at Sanchez as a good example.

Posted by mitchrapp on 8/2/2010 4:29:00 AM (view original):
Yes.

This is the correct answer.   If he has acceptable splits/pitches, and you put a good defense behind a 47 control pitcher, he'll be fine.  D is a little more important than usual because he will walk himself into trouble.   You can't have a D turning that into runs with errors and negative plays.

Thanks guys!

If my Tomas Borbon can have a career like bigparb's Perez that would be just ducky!