⚾ Daily Matchup Lab
Pitcher arsenal vs expected lineup matchup edges for today's MLB slate.
Thu, Jul 30, 2026Matchups
10 games
BalancedPitcher-Based Low Confidence
San Diego Padres starter JP Sears (4.68 ERA) — Matchup appears evenly balanced.
Overall edge indicator — left = San Francisco Giants · right = San Diego Padres · away pitching edge · even lineups
Away Lineup:
Confirmed
Home Lineup:
Confirmed
Pitcher Context
How good are tonight's starters? Hover any stat for a plain-English explanation.
Starter TBD
Data Unavailable
Building Sample
4.68ERA
1.35WHIP
6.90K/9
3.00BB/9
1.70HR/9
32.7IP
5.20FIP
⚠ 32.7 IP — a growing sample. Getting more reliable, not fully trusted yet.
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 4.15 · WHIP 1.231 · 13.0 IP
Pitch-Family & Type Context
Every hitter has pitch types they crush and types that give them trouble. Green = hits it hard. Red = struggles. ★ = their best pitch type to hit. ▼ = their weakness.
ℹ Pitcher Arsenal Coming
- We know what each hitter does vs every pitch family — we're still loading tonight's pitcher arsenals.
- Once available, we'll match the pitcher's go-to pitches directly against each hitter's strengths and weaknesses.
- For now, the table below shows each hitter's history vs pitch families this season.
San Francisco Giants Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
JP Sears
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Luis Arraez | 0.350 334pa | 0.318 76pa | 0.214 50pa ▼ | 0.452 30pa ★ | 0.291 13pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Heliot Ramos | 0.304 194pa | 0.320 81pa ★ | 0.205 36pa ▼ | 0.283 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.601 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Bryce Eldridge | 0.391 203pa ★ | 0.275 60pa | 0.269 43pa | 0.251 25pa ▼ | 0.203 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Rafael Devers | 0.372 313pa | 0.236 96pa ▼ | 0.234 58pa | 0.331 28pa | 0.454 25pa ★ |
| 5 | Jung Hoo Lee | 0.341 268pa | 0.383 100pa ★ | 0.317 34pa | 0.291 37pa ▼ | 0.505 11pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Willy Adames | 0.345 293pa ★ | 0.234 137pa | 0.230 37pa | 0.197 31pa ▼ | 0.239 17pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Daniel Susac | 0.306 110pa ★ | 0.213 47pa ▼ | 0.412 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.308 17pa Tiny Sample | 0.440 4pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Grant McCray | 0.368 50pa ★ ▼ | 0.209 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.293 3pa Tiny Sample | 0.126 7pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 9 | Christian Koss | 0.262 62pa ★ ▼ | 0.221 23pa Tiny Sample | 0.477 7pa Tiny Sample | 0.126 7pa Tiny Sample | — |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
San Diego Padres Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
TBD )
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fernando Tatis Jr. | 0.347 309pa | 0.377 127pa ★ | 0.263 48pa ▼ | 0.307 25pa | 0.000 13pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Luis Rengifo | 0.303 185pa | 0.320 57pa ★ | 0.234 49pa | 0.217 31pa ▼ | 0.057 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Manny Machado | 0.366 282pa ★ | 0.249 119pa | 0.198 54pa | 0.198 32pa ▼ | 0.188 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Ty France | 0.335 202pa ▼ | 0.385 82pa | 0.494 43pa ★ | 0.346 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.264 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Jackson Merrill | 0.333 274pa ★ | 0.296 94pa | 0.252 74pa | 0.261 49pa | 0.111 30pa ▼ |
| 6 | Rodolfo Durán | 0.295 62pa ★ | 0.284 36pa ▼ | 0.115 6pa Tiny Sample | 0.587 3pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 6pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Luis Campusano | 0.352 101pa ★ | 0.307 35pa ▼ | 0.576 11pa Tiny Sample | 0.313 14pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 7 | Xander Bogaerts | 0.344 286pa ★ | 0.243 99pa | 0.198 39pa | 0.155 36pa ▼ | 0.149 13pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Jake Cronenworth | 0.338 177pa ★ | 0.172 36pa ▼ | 0.175 36pa | 0.302 28pa | 0.412 13pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Gavin Sheets | 0.370 217pa ★ | 0.309 74pa | 0.234 66pa ▼ | 0.290 36pa | 0.185 19pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Jase Bowen | 0.282 68pa ★ ▼ | 0.323 23pa Tiny Sample | 0.125 17pa Tiny Sample | 0.266 8pa Tiny Sample | — |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Top San Francisco Giants Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Daniel Susac #7Batting 1.047 OPS (last 14d, +0.307 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 2.Jung Hoo Lee #5 Strong recent formBatting 0.931 OPS (last 14d, +0.191 vs avg); strong vs Slider/Sweeper
- 3.Rafael Devers #4Batting 0.758 OPS (last 14d, +0.018 vs avg)
Top San Diego Padres Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Fernando Tatis Jr. #1 Strong recent formBatting 0.975 OPS (last 14d, +0.235 vs avg); strong vs Slider/Sweeper
- 2.Luis Campusano #6Batting 0.981 OPS (last 14d, +0.241 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 3.Jackson Merrill #5Batting 0.847 OPS (last 14d, +0.107 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
Pitcher Notes
Quick green flags or red flags based on each starter's season numbers.
JP Sears
(San Diego Padres)
- No significant outliers in available metrics
⚠ Data Notes
- Away probable starter not found
- Pitcher pitch-family data unavailable (warehouse ETL gap)
- One starter has a tiny MLB sample; pitcher edge reduced.
- Recent form data for 19 of 20 hitters
Slight Boston Red Sox AdvantagePitcher-Based Medium Confidence
Boston Red Sox starter Sonny Gray (2.78 ERA) — Athletics starter Mason Barnett (5.56 ERA) — Overall: Slight Boston Red Sox Advantage. Edge source: Pitcher-Based.
Overall edge indicator — left = Boston Red Sox · right = Athletics · away pitching edge · away lineup edge
Away Lineup:
Confirmed
Home Lineup:
Confirmed
Pitcher Context
How good are tonight's starters? Hover any stat for a plain-English explanation.
Average
2.78ERA
1.15WHIP
8.00K/9
2.40BB/9
0.90HR/9
119.7IP
3.59FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 4.50 · WHIP 1.333 · 18.0 IP
Building Sample
5.56ERA
1.38WHIP
9.50K/9
4.50BB/9
2.10HR/9
34.0IP
5.77FIP
⚠ 34.0 IP — a growing sample. Getting more reliable, not fully trusted yet.
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 7.11 · WHIP 1.421 · 12.7 IP
Pitch-Family & Type Context
Every hitter has pitch types they crush and types that give them trouble. Green = hits it hard. Red = struggles. ★ = their best pitch type to hit. ▼ = their weakness.
ℹ Pitcher Arsenal Coming
- We know what each hitter does vs every pitch family — we're still loading tonight's pitcher arsenals.
- Once available, we'll match the pitcher's go-to pitches directly against each hitter's strengths and weaknesses.
- For now, the table below shows each hitter's history vs pitch families this season.
Boston Red Sox Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Mason Barnett
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Anthony Seigler | 0.359 91pa ★ ▼ | 0.306 18pa Tiny Sample | 0.178 19pa Tiny Sample | 0.113 11pa Tiny Sample | 0.304 7pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Ceddanne Rafaela | 0.311 284pa | 0.446 108pa ★ | 0.332 56pa | 0.276 38pa ▼ | 0.801 13pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Wilyer Abreu | 0.344 281pa | 0.359 90pa | 0.285 82pa ▼ | 0.366 36pa ★ | 0.207 23pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Willson Contreras | 0.429 266pa ★ | 0.326 94pa | 0.416 55pa | 0.295 29pa ▼ | 0.390 11pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Masataka Yoshida | 0.327 177pa | 0.398 31pa ★ | 0.354 40pa | 0.182 30pa ▼ | 0.381 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Caleb Durbin | 0.347 306pa ★ | 0.274 91pa | 0.204 39pa ▼ | 0.403 18pa Tiny Sample | 0.266 8pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Jarren Duran | 0.316 247pa ★ | 0.192 98pa | 0.236 66pa | 0.238 52pa | 0.170 30pa ▼ |
| 8 | Andruw Monasterio | 0.380 156pa ★ | 0.250 85pa ▼ | 0.292 22pa Tiny Sample | 0.428 15pa Tiny Sample | 0.413 6pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Connor Wong | 0.307 131pa ★ | 0.252 46pa ▼ | 0.247 20pa Tiny Sample | 0.393 12pa Tiny Sample | 0.172 4pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Athletics Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Sonny Gray
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nick Kurtz | 0.387 267pa | 0.420 98pa ★ | 0.245 56pa ▼ | 0.388 22pa Tiny Sample | 0.358 29pa |
| 2 | Jacob Wilson | 0.341 223pa ★ | 0.234 76pa ▼ | 0.239 49pa | 0.000 6pa Tiny Sample | 0.139 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Tyler Soderstrom | 0.376 294pa | 0.338 81pa ▼ | 0.352 46pa | 0.402 30pa ★ | 0.174 18pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Jonah Heim | 0.308 159pa | 0.208 50pa ▼ | 0.333 45pa ★ | 0.322 19pa Tiny Sample | 0.309 16pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Brian Serven | 0.355 30pa ★ ▼ | 0.077 9pa Tiny Sample | 0.176 5pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 6pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 5 | Tommy White | 0.292 67pa ▼ | 0.468 30pa ★ | 0.235 15pa Tiny Sample | 0.430 7pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 6 | Lawrence Butler | 0.275 204pa | 0.340 61pa ★ | 0.307 42pa | 0.222 27pa ▼ | 0.222 25pa |
| 7 | Jeff McNeil | 0.300 227pa ★ | 0.249 67pa | 0.257 50pa | 0.466 14pa Tiny Sample | 0.155 25pa ▼ |
| 8 | Carlos Cortes | 0.362 150pa ★ | 0.289 48pa | 0.264 35pa ▼ | 0.233 22pa Tiny Sample | 0.246 19pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Alika Williams | 0.386 88pa ★ | 0.042 38pa ▼ | 0.297 22pa Tiny Sample | 0.452 9pa Tiny Sample | 0.637 5pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Donovan Walton | 0.422 87pa ★ | 0.279 30pa ▼ | 0.335 21pa Tiny Sample | 0.384 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.080 11pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Colby Thomas | 0.310 76pa ★ | 0.239 44pa | 0.176 28pa ▼ | 0.359 13pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 5pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Top Boston Red Sox Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Ceddanne Rafaela #2 Strong recent formBatting 1.127 OPS (last 14d, +0.387 vs avg); strong vs Slider/Sweeper
- 2.Wilyer Abreu #3 Strong recent formBatting 1.047 OPS (last 14d, +0.307 vs avg)
- 3.Caleb Durbin #6 Strong recent formBatting 0.986 OPS (last 14d, +0.246 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
Top Athletics Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Lawrence Butler #6Batting 0.826 OPS (last 14d, +0.086 vs avg)
- 2.Brian Serven #4 Limited recent PA — not over-weightedBatting 0.850 OPS (last 14d, +0.110 vs avg)
- 3.Jonah Heim #4Batting 0.774 OPS (last 14d, +0.034 vs avg)
Pitcher Notes
Quick green flags or red flags based on each starter's season numbers.
Sonny Gray
(Boston Red Sox)
- Elite ERA (2.78) — strong run prevention
Mason Barnett
(Athletics)
- High ERA (5.56) — run-prevention risk
- Above-average K rate (9.5 K/9)
- Elevated HR/9 (2.1) — HR risk
- Control concerns (4.5 BB/9)
⚠ Data Notes
- Pitcher pitch-family data unavailable (warehouse ETL gap)
Slight Seattle Mariners AdvantagePitcher-Based Medium Confidence
Seattle Mariners starter Bryan Woo (4.31 ERA) — Los Angeles Dodgers starter Roki Sasaki (4.54 ERA) — Overall: Slight Seattle Mariners Advantage. Edge source: Pitcher-Based.
Overall edge indicator — left = Seattle Mariners · right = Los Angeles Dodgers · away pitching edge · even lineups
Away Lineup:
Confirmed
Home Lineup:
Confirmed
Pitcher Context
How good are tonight's starters? Hover any stat for a plain-English explanation.
Average
4.31ERA
1.12WHIP
9.00K/9
1.90BB/9
0.90HR/9
127.3IP
3.26FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 5.29 · WHIP 1.294 · 17.0 IP
Average
4.54ERA
1.28WHIP
9.20K/9
3.40BB/9
1.90HR/9
100.0IP
5.13FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 2.45 · WHIP 0.982 · 18.3 IP
Pitch-Family & Type Context
Every hitter has pitch types they crush and types that give them trouble. Green = hits it hard. Red = struggles. ★ = their best pitch type to hit. ▼ = their weakness.
ℹ Pitcher Arsenal Coming
- We know what each hitter does vs every pitch family — we're still loading tonight's pitcher arsenals.
- Once available, we'll match the pitcher's go-to pitches directly against each hitter's strengths and weaknesses.
- For now, the table below shows each hitter's history vs pitch families this season.
Seattle Mariners Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Roki Sasaki
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cole Young | 0.345 324pa | 0.342 101pa ★ | 0.279 54pa ▼ | 0.287 31pa | 0.273 20pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Randy Arozarena | 0.381 268pa ★ | 0.344 125pa | 0.359 54pa | 0.349 36pa ▼ | 0.100 16pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Dominic Canzone | 0.395 183pa | 0.294 62pa | 0.188 63pa ▼ | 0.459 30pa ★ | 0.315 21pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Julio Rodríguez | 0.332 271pa | 0.294 118pa | 0.463 45pa ★ | 0.273 30pa ▼ | 0.165 16pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Josh Naylor | 0.351 283pa ★ | 0.270 89pa | 0.227 54pa | 0.243 35pa | 0.155 28pa ▼ |
| 6 | Cal Raleigh | 0.258 208pa | 0.303 64pa ★ | 0.288 45pa | 0.215 40pa ▼ | 0.275 21pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Rob Refsnyder | 0.228 98pa ★ | 0.179 28pa ▼ | 0.171 20pa Tiny Sample | 0.241 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 4pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Luke Raley | 0.392 175pa ★ | 0.263 59pa | 0.252 55pa | 0.248 26pa ▼ | 0.000 15pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Weston Wilson | 0.346 70pa ★ | 0.218 26pa | 0.099 25pa ▼ | 0.500 8pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 9 | Colt Emerson | 0.308 147pa ★ | 0.222 53pa | 0.279 29pa | 0.198 25pa ▼ | 0.264 10pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Los Angeles Dodgers Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Bryan Woo
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tommy Edman | 0.327 86pa ★ | 0.423 23pa Tiny Sample | 0.242 27pa ▼ | 0.174 9pa Tiny Sample | 0.832 8pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Andy Pages | 0.325 328pa ▼ | 0.360 129pa | 0.333 40pa | 0.396 33pa ★ | 0.278 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Freddie Freeman | 0.407 311pa | 0.279 98pa | 0.247 59pa ▼ | 0.451 46pa ★ | 0.423 14pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Max Muncy | 0.410 213pa ★ | 0.366 80pa | 0.300 76pa | 0.293 50pa ▼ | 0.302 23pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Mookie Betts | 0.322 238pa ★ | 0.313 66pa | 0.303 38pa ▼ | 0.123 20pa Tiny Sample | 0.277 7pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Kyle Tucker | 0.354 266pa ★ | 0.286 78pa | 0.255 82pa ▼ | 0.340 35pa | 0.288 17pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Teoscar Hernández | 0.368 209pa | 0.277 70pa ▼ | 0.393 40pa ★ | 0.229 23pa Tiny Sample | 0.166 16pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Dalton Rushing | 0.359 148pa | 0.402 49pa | 0.282 44pa ▼ | 0.426 33pa ★ | 0.176 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Enrique Hernández | 0.347 12pa Tiny Sample | 0.416 3pa Tiny Sample | — | — | — |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Top Seattle Mariners Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Julio Rodríguez #4 Strong recent formBatting 0.920 OPS (last 14d, +0.180 vs avg)
- 2.Cole Young #1 Strong recent formBatting 0.893 OPS (last 14d, +0.153 vs avg); strong vs Slider/Sweeper
- 3.Rob Refsnyder #7 Limited recent PA — not over-weightedBatting 0.967 OPS (last 14d, +0.227 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
Top Los Angeles Dodgers Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Dalton Rushing #8 Limited recent PA — not over-weightedBatting 1.000 OPS (last 14d, +0.260 vs avg)
- 2.Andy Pages #2Batting 0.837 OPS (last 14d, +0.097 vs avg)
- 3.Teoscar Hernández #7Batting 0.821 OPS (last 14d, +0.081 vs avg)
Pitcher Notes
Quick green flags or red flags based on each starter's season numbers.
Bryan Woo
(Seattle Mariners)
- Above-average K rate (9.0 K/9)
- Sharp control (1.9 BB/9)
- ERA above FIP (3.26) — may regress downward (good sign)
Roki Sasaki
(Los Angeles Dodgers)
- Above-average K rate (9.2 K/9)
- Elevated HR/9 (1.9) — HR risk
⚠ Data Notes
- Pitcher pitch-family data unavailable (warehouse ETL gap)
Slight Tampa Bay Rays AdvantagePitcher-Based Medium Confidence
Texas Rangers starter Cole Winn (6.10 ERA) — Tampa Bay Rays starter Shane McClanahan (3.09 ERA) — Overall: Slight Tampa Bay Rays Advantage. Edge source: Pitcher-Based.
Overall edge indicator — left = Texas Rangers · right = Tampa Bay Rays · home pitching edge · even lineups
Away Lineup:
Confirmed
Home Lineup:
Confirmed
Pitcher Context
How good are tonight's starters? Hover any stat for a plain-English explanation.
Building Sample
6.10ERA
1.41WHIP
8.80K/9
2.60BB/9
1.70HR/9
38.0IP
4.55FIP
⚠ 38.0 IP gives usable pitcher context — but only 1 GS means starter-role performance is less certain.
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 9.00 · WHIP 2.000 · 4.0 IP
Average
3.09ERA
1.12WHIP
8.30K/9
3.20BB/9
0.60HR/9
99.0IP
3.41FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 2.25 · WHIP 0.750 · 8.0 IP
Pitch-Family & Type Context
Every hitter has pitch types they crush and types that give them trouble. Green = hits it hard. Red = struggles. ★ = their best pitch type to hit. ▼ = their weakness.
ℹ Pitcher Arsenal Coming
- We know what each hitter does vs every pitch family — we're still loading tonight's pitcher arsenals.
- Once available, we'll match the pitcher's go-to pitches directly against each hitter's strengths and weaknesses.
- For now, the table below shows each hitter's history vs pitch families this season.
Texas Rangers Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Shane McClanahan
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wyatt Langford | 0.329 196pa ▼ | 0.430 72pa | 0.446 30pa ★ | 0.462 14pa Tiny Sample | 0.474 8pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Ezequiel Duran | 0.341 233pa | 0.406 115pa ★ | 0.367 46pa | 0.259 43pa ▼ | 0.139 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Brandon Nimmo | 0.378 303pa ★ | 0.346 88pa | 0.238 64pa ▼ | 0.321 42pa | 0.420 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Jake Burger | 0.325 254pa | 0.336 144pa | 0.288 47pa ▼ | 0.412 31pa ★ | 0.169 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Joc Pederson | 0.401 201pa ★ | 0.367 69pa | 0.229 59pa | 0.206 46pa ▼ | 0.363 14pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Josh Smith | 0.323 122pa | 0.388 36pa ★ | 0.222 32pa ▼ | 0.528 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.213 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Justin Foscue | 0.326 73pa ★ | 0.306 48pa ▼ | 0.321 17pa Tiny Sample | 0.454 14pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 6 | Cam Cauley | 0.348 45pa ★ ▼ | 0.347 20pa Tiny Sample | 0.223 11pa Tiny Sample | 0.293 6pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 7 | Nicky Lopez | 0.336 124pa ★ | 0.254 49pa | 0.104 34pa ▼ | 0.361 18pa Tiny Sample | 0.352 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Austin Wynns | 0.291 65pa ★ ▼ | 0.183 23pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 6pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 8 | Evan Carter | 0.333 211pa | 0.329 55pa ★ | 0.199 62pa | 0.134 25pa ▼ | 0.126 7pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Alejandro Osuna | 0.309 124pa | 0.232 45pa ▼ | 0.348 48pa ★ | 0.384 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.264 10pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Tampa Bay Rays Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Cole Winn
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yandy Díaz | 0.317 305pa | 0.480 110pa ★ | 0.308 47pa | 0.312 46pa ▼ | 0.400 15pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Jonathan Aranda | 0.367 311pa | 0.363 93pa | 0.253 56pa ▼ | 0.384 34pa ★ | 0.246 23pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Junior Caminero | 0.461 264pa ★ | 0.304 144pa | 0.304 54pa | 0.256 41pa ▼ | 0.481 19pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Cedric Mullins | 0.291 260pa | 0.252 71pa ▼ | 0.299 33pa ★ | 0.301 34pa | 0.243 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Jonny DeLuca | 0.342 151pa ★ | 0.278 69pa ▼ | 0.161 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.264 14pa Tiny Sample | 0.293 3pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Victor Mesa Jr. | 0.322 94pa ▼ | 0.394 26pa ★ | 0.503 17pa Tiny Sample | 0.144 17pa Tiny Sample | 0.196 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Ben Williamson | 0.350 185pa ★ | 0.223 72pa | 0.215 29pa ▼ | 0.324 18pa Tiny Sample | 0.430 7pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Taylor Walls | 0.312 226pa ★ | 0.211 42pa | 0.171 40pa | 0.144 29pa ▼ | 0.215 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Hunter Feduccia | 0.290 115pa ★ | 0.198 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.253 25pa ▼ | 0.084 23pa Tiny Sample | 0.490 10pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Top Texas Rangers Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Brandon Nimmo #3 Strong recent formBatting 0.999 OPS (last 14d, +0.259 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 2.Ezequiel Duran #2 Strong recent formBatting 0.916 OPS (last 14d, +0.176 vs avg); strong vs Slider/Sweeper
- 3.Joc Pederson #5Batting 0.969 OPS (last 14d, +0.229 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
Top Tampa Bay Rays Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Junior Caminero #3 Strong recent formBatting 1.119 OPS (last 14d, +0.379 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 2.Jonathan Aranda #2Batting 0.812 OPS (last 14d, +0.072 vs avg)
- 3.Jonny DeLuca #5Batting 0.727 OPS (last 14d); strong vs Fastball
Pitcher Notes
Quick green flags or red flags based on each starter's season numbers.
Cole Winn
(Texas Rangers)
- High ERA (6.10) — run-prevention risk
- ERA above FIP (4.55) — may regress downward (good sign)
Shane McClanahan
(Tampa Bay Rays)
- Excellent HR suppression (0.6 HR/9)
⚠ Data Notes
- Pitcher pitch-family data unavailable (warehouse ETL gap)
- Starter sample is small; pitcher edge is partially discounted.
BalancedBalanced Data Missing Confidence
Matchup appears evenly balanced.
Overall edge indicator — left = Kansas City Royals · right = Minnesota Twins · even pitching · even lineups
Away Lineup:
Confirmed
Home Lineup:
Confirmed
Pitcher Context
How good are tonight's starters? Hover any stat for a plain-English explanation.
Starter TBD
Data Unavailable
Starter TBD
Data Unavailable
Pitch-Family & Type Context
Every hitter has pitch types they crush and types that give them trouble. Green = hits it hard. Red = struggles. ★ = their best pitch type to hit. ▼ = their weakness.
ℹ Pitcher Arsenal Coming
- We know what each hitter does vs every pitch family — we're still loading tonight's pitcher arsenals.
- Once available, we'll match the pitcher's go-to pitches directly against each hitter's strengths and weaknesses.
- For now, the table below shows each hitter's history vs pitch families this season.
Kansas City Royals Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
TBD )
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Carter Jensen | 0.359 241pa ★ | 0.223 123pa | 0.211 46pa ▼ | 0.287 44pa | 0.433 24pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Lane Thomas | 0.336 244pa | 0.276 58pa | 0.349 38pa ★ | 0.252 29pa ▼ | 0.000 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | John Rave | 0.389 42pa ★ ▼ | 0.462 9pa Tiny Sample | 0.188 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.529 7pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 3pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Jac Caglianone | 0.326 209pa ▼ | 0.367 97pa | 0.390 62pa ★ | 0.329 49pa | 0.219 23pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Salvador Perez | 0.320 207pa | 0.234 137pa | 0.333 54pa ★ | 0.217 57pa ▼ | 0.175 14pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Michael Massey | 0.296 195pa | 0.305 52pa ★ | 0.252 48pa ▼ | 0.610 20pa Tiny Sample | 0.118 18pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Nick Loftin | 0.377 194pa ★ | 0.264 71pa | 0.251 28pa ▼ | 0.270 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.088 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Isaac Collins | 0.333 276pa | 0.362 45pa ★ | 0.163 52pa ▼ | 0.225 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.224 22pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Josh Rojas | 0.291 70pa ★ ▼ | 0.215 15pa Tiny Sample | 0.316 17pa Tiny Sample | 0.147 6pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 3pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Tyler Tolbert | 0.301 67pa ▼ | 0.401 28pa ★ | 0.381 12pa Tiny Sample | 0.408 7pa Tiny Sample | 0.416 3pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Minnesota Twins Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
TBD )
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Victor Caratini | 0.294 221pa | 0.372 47pa ★ | 0.180 50pa ▼ | 0.261 21pa Tiny Sample | 0.176 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 1 | Austin Martin | 0.352 238pa ★ | 0.240 69pa | 0.197 33pa ▼ | 0.313 17pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 2 | Ryan Jeffers | 0.426 146pa ★ | 0.300 68pa ▼ | 0.343 26pa | 0.405 15pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 7pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Royce Lewis | 0.325 214pa ★ | 0.303 102pa | 0.183 40pa ▼ | 0.303 20pa Tiny Sample | 0.077 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Josh Bell | 0.350 270pa ★ | 0.323 67pa | 0.286 96pa ▼ | 0.314 49pa | 0.112 19pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Alan Roden | 0.249 57pa ★ ▼ | 0.278 12pa Tiny Sample | 0.271 13pa Tiny Sample | 0.490 5pa Tiny Sample | 0.220 4pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Kody Clemens | 0.287 266pa ▼ | 0.354 79pa | 0.348 50pa | 0.373 37pa ★ | 0.373 18pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Luke Keaschall | 0.374 275pa ★ | 0.325 117pa | 0.183 45pa ▼ | 0.205 25pa | 0.416 8pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Brooks Lee | 0.356 251pa ★ | 0.289 90pa | 0.245 96pa ▼ | 0.243 49pa | 0.251 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Alex Jackson | 0.239 54pa ★ ▼ | 0.398 18pa Tiny Sample | 0.416 11pa Tiny Sample | 0.413 6pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 9 | Trevor Larnach | 0.384 218pa ★ | 0.305 67pa | 0.131 47pa ▼ | 0.360 39pa | 0.371 21pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Ryan Kreidler | 0.376 131pa ★ | 0.215 56pa | 0.160 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.148 25pa ▼ | — |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Top Kansas City Royals Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Tyler Tolbert #9Batting 1.084 OPS (last 14d, +0.344 vs avg)
- 2.Jac Caglianone #3Batting 0.854 OPS (last 14d, +0.114 vs avg)
- 3.John Rave #2Batting 0.842 OPS (last 14d, +0.102 vs avg)
Top Minnesota Twins Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Royce Lewis #3Batting 1.220 OPS (last 14d, +0.480 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 2.Josh Bell #4Batting 0.980 OPS (last 14d, +0.240 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 3.Luke Keaschall #6Batting 0.902 OPS (last 14d, +0.162 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
Pitcher Notes
Quick green flags or red flags based on each starter's season numbers.
⚠ Data Notes
- Away probable starter not found
- Home probable starter not found
- Pitcher pitch-family data unavailable (warehouse ETL gap)
- One starter has a tiny MLB sample; pitcher edge reduced.
Slight Chicago White Sox AdvantagePitcher-Based Medium Confidence
New York Yankees starter Ryan Weathers (3.79 ERA) — Chicago White Sox starter Sean Burke (3.08 ERA) — Overall: Slight Chicago White Sox Advantage. Edge source: Pitcher-Based.
Overall edge indicator — left = New York Yankees · right = Chicago White Sox · home pitching edge · home lineup edge
Away Lineup:
Confirmed
Home Lineup:
Confirmed
Pitcher Context
How good are tonight's starters? Hover any stat for a plain-English explanation.
Average
3.79ERA
1.22WHIP
9.80K/9
2.50BB/9
1.30HR/9
121.0IP
3.71FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 2.31 · WHIP 1.157 · 23.3 IP
Average
3.08ERA
1.12WHIP
10.10K/9
2.70BB/9
1.00HR/9
128.7IP
3.42FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 2.20 · WHIP 1.041 · 16.3 IP
Pitch-Family & Type Context
Every hitter has pitch types they crush and types that give them trouble. Green = hits it hard. Red = struggles. ★ = their best pitch type to hit. ▼ = their weakness.
ℹ Pitcher Arsenal Coming
- We know what each hitter does vs every pitch family — we're still loading tonight's pitcher arsenals.
- Once available, we'll match the pitcher's go-to pitches directly against each hitter's strengths and weaknesses.
- For now, the table below shows each hitter's history vs pitch families this season.
New York Yankees Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Sean Burke
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Trent Grisham | 0.299 273pa ▼ | 0.337 65pa ★ | 0.324 45pa | 0.305 22pa Tiny Sample | 0.078 20pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Ben Rice | 0.436 253pa ★ | 0.336 125pa | 0.334 55pa | 0.331 57pa | 0.146 30pa ▼ |
| 3 | Jasson Domínguez | 0.287 148pa ▼ | 0.308 35pa | 0.401 42pa ★ | 0.347 12pa Tiny Sample | 0.146 20pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Paul Goldschmidt | 0.329 195pa | 0.329 77pa | 0.319 40pa ▼ | 0.371 28pa ★ | 0.147 6pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Spencer Jones | 0.350 74pa ▼ | 0.371 31pa ★ | 0.469 19pa Tiny Sample | 0.113 20pa Tiny Sample | 0.115 6pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Max Schuemann | 0.379 79pa ★ ▼ | 0.293 22pa Tiny Sample | 0.217 13pa Tiny Sample | 0.160 10pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 6 | José Caballero | 0.304 215pa | 0.245 89pa | 0.184 35pa ▼ | 0.343 28pa ★ | 0.523 13pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Jazz Chisholm Jr. | 0.308 240pa | 0.356 94pa ★ | 0.339 47pa | 0.191 57pa ▼ | 0.105 15pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Anthony Volpe | 0.325 105pa ★ | 0.288 49pa ▼ | 0.308 15pa Tiny Sample | 0.126 21pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 4pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Ryan McMahon | 0.333 168pa ★ | 0.158 68pa ▼ | 0.289 32pa | 0.215 37pa | 0.366 14pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Austin Wells | 0.338 156pa ★ | 0.144 58pa ▼ | 0.188 29pa | 0.077 18pa Tiny Sample | 0.086 17pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Ali Sánchez | 0.313 46pa ★ ▼ | 0.303 14pa Tiny Sample | 0.555 7pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 5pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 3pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Amed Rosario | 0.272 113pa ▼ | 0.335 45pa ★ | 0.286 36pa | 0.374 20pa Tiny Sample | 0.220 4pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Chicago White Sox Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Ryan Weathers
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chase Meidroth | 0.353 309pa ★ | 0.310 108pa | 0.307 62pa | 0.218 32pa ▼ | 0.576 15pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Munetaka Murakami | 0.420 195pa | 0.246 98pa ▼ | 0.462 35pa | 0.483 30pa ★ | 0.077 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Miguel Vargas | 0.355 352pa | 0.324 116pa | 0.385 42pa ★ | 0.284 39pa ▼ | 0.000 3pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Randal Grichuk | 0.311 110pa | 0.379 46pa ★ | 0.290 36pa ▼ | 0.226 9pa Tiny Sample | 0.220 4pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Sam Antonacci | 0.372 251pa ★ | 0.268 67pa | 0.211 45pa ▼ | 0.465 17pa Tiny Sample | 0.392 14pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Colson Montgomery | 0.321 314pa | 0.238 100pa ▼ | 0.337 49pa | 0.369 28pa ★ | 0.236 21pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Tristan Peters | 0.336 227pa | 0.395 59pa ★ | 0.236 41pa | 0.214 33pa ▼ | 0.332 17pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Everson Pereira | 0.273 58pa ★ ▼ | 0.445 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.450 21pa Tiny Sample | 0.223 15pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 7 | Braden Montgomery | 0.373 108pa | 0.399 25pa ★ | 0.224 43pa ▼ | 0.353 18pa Tiny Sample | 0.165 16pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Luisangel Acuña | 0.308 127pa ★ | 0.274 57pa | 0.144 33pa ▼ | 0.345 11pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 8 | Andrew Benintendi | 0.346 193pa | 0.321 87pa | 0.202 51pa ▼ | 0.372 29pa ★ | 0.177 24pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Edgar Quero | 0.238 147pa ★ | 0.242 27pa | 0.180 42pa ▼ | 0.407 11pa Tiny Sample | 0.112 14pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Top New York Yankees Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.José Caballero #6Batting 1.084 OPS (last 14d, +0.344 vs avg)
- 2.Ryan McMahon #8Batting 0.807 OPS (last 14d, +0.067 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 3.Ali Sánchez #9 Limited recent PA — not over-weightedBatting 0.846 OPS (last 14d, +0.106 vs avg)
Top Chicago White Sox Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Chase Meidroth #1 Strong recent formBatting 0.939 OPS (last 14d, +0.199 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 2.Andrew Benintendi #8Batting 0.938 OPS (last 14d, +0.198 vs avg)
- 3.Randal Grichuk #4Batting 0.926 OPS (last 14d, +0.186 vs avg)
Pitcher Notes
Quick green flags or red flags based on each starter's season numbers.
Ryan Weathers
(New York Yankees)
- Above-average K rate (9.8 K/9)
Sean Burke
(Chicago White Sox)
- Elite strikeout rate (10.1 K/9)
- Above-average K rate (10.1 K/9)
⚠ Data Notes
- Pitcher pitch-family data unavailable (warehouse ETL gap)
BalancedBalanced Medium Confidence
Chicago Cubs starter Javier Assad (3.58 ERA) — St. Louis Cardinals starter Andre Pallante (3.63 ERA) — Matchup appears evenly balanced.
Overall edge indicator — left = Chicago Cubs · right = St. Louis Cardinals · home pitching edge · away lineup edge
Away Lineup:
Confirmed
Home Lineup:
Confirmed
Pitcher Context
How good are tonight's starters? Hover any stat for a plain-English explanation.
Average
3.58ERA
1.15WHIP
6.10K/9
2.40BB/9
1.60HR/9
75.3IP
4.92FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 1.29 · WHIP 1.286 · 14.0 IP
Average
3.63ERA
1.22WHIP
6.50K/9
2.70BB/9
0.70HR/9
124.0IP
3.79FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 1.45 · WHIP 0.964 · 18.7 IP
Pitch-Family & Type Context
Every hitter has pitch types they crush and types that give them trouble. Green = hits it hard. Red = struggles. ★ = their best pitch type to hit. ▼ = their weakness.
ℹ Pitcher Arsenal Coming
- We know what each hitter does vs every pitch family — we're still loading tonight's pitcher arsenals.
- Once available, we'll match the pitcher's go-to pitches directly against each hitter's strengths and weaknesses.
- For now, the table below shows each hitter's history vs pitch families this season.
Chicago Cubs Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Andre Pallante
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pete Crow-Armstrong | 0.402 276pa | 0.405 115pa | 0.316 63pa | 0.269 52pa ▼ | 0.593 30pa ★ |
| 2 | Seiya Suzuki | 0.398 242pa ★ | 0.305 125pa | 0.331 29pa | 0.286 36pa ▼ | 0.352 5pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Michael Busch | 0.349 325pa ★ | 0.323 110pa | 0.196 76pa ▼ | 0.353 37pa | 0.314 15pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Alex Bregman | 0.352 322pa ★ | 0.321 130pa | 0.307 43pa | 0.258 40pa ▼ | 0.378 6pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Ian Happ | 0.345 272pa | 0.371 83pa ★ | 0.194 93pa ▼ | 0.323 50pa | 0.329 25pa |
| 6 | Nico Hoerner | 0.299 346pa | 0.419 114pa ★ | 0.151 49pa ▼ | 0.304 32pa | 0.379 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Michael Conforto | 0.428 132pa ★ | 0.383 35pa | 0.157 44pa ▼ | 0.184 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.113 11pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Aaron Civale | — | — | — | — | — |
| 7 | Pedro Ramírez | 0.347 80pa ★ ▼ | 0.299 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.455 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.110 8pa Tiny Sample | 0.404 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Carson Kelly | 0.367 204pa ★ | 0.330 96pa ▼ | 0.377 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.052 17pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 4pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Dansby Swanson | 0.369 265pa ★ | 0.249 115pa | 0.233 50pa | 0.084 36pa ▼ | 0.099 7pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
St. Louis Cardinals Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Javier Assad
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | JJ Wetherholt | 0.349 322pa ★ | 0.263 98pa | 0.231 54pa ▼ | 0.352 33pa | 0.321 18pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Jordan Walker | 0.341 281pa | 0.304 135pa | 0.381 53pa ★ | 0.272 36pa ▼ | 0.669 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Alec Burleson | 0.359 244pa | 0.302 111pa ▼ | 0.378 82pa | 0.394 57pa ★ | 0.322 26pa |
| 4 | Iván Herrera | 0.342 280pa ★ | 0.334 126pa | 0.283 55pa ▼ | 0.312 47pa | 0.400 13pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Jimmy Crooks | 0.247 69pa ★ ▼ | 0.591 15pa Tiny Sample | 0.227 14pa Tiny Sample | 0.057 12pa Tiny Sample | 0.220 4pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Lars Nootbaar | 0.335 106pa ★ | 0.301 34pa | 0.174 36pa ▼ | 0.359 13pa Tiny Sample | 0.278 14pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Masyn Winn | 0.295 257pa ★ | 0.282 122pa | 0.293 41pa | 0.258 37pa ▼ | 0.098 16pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Bryan Torres | 0.351 67pa ★ ▼ | 0.112 14pa Tiny Sample | 0.243 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.303 11pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 8 | Blaze Jordan | 0.288 93pa ★ | 0.271 46pa ▼ | 0.123 20pa Tiny Sample | 0.435 11pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 4pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | José Fermín | 0.294 175pa ★ | 0.240 53pa | 0.142 31pa ▼ | 0.282 21pa Tiny Sample | 0.147 6pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Nathan Church | 0.316 167pa ★ | 0.225 84pa ▼ | 0.292 66pa | 0.303 33pa | 0.235 15pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Top Chicago Cubs Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Alex Bregman #4 Strong recent formBatting 1.047 OPS (last 14d, +0.307 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 2.Pete Crow-Armstrong #1 Strong recent formBatting 0.980 OPS (last 14d, +0.240 vs avg)
- 3.Nico Hoerner #6 Strong recent formBatting 0.940 OPS (last 14d, +0.200 vs avg); strong vs Slider/Sweeper
Top St. Louis Cardinals Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Alec Burleson #3 Strong recent formBatting 0.954 OPS (last 14d, +0.214 vs avg)
- 2.Nathan Church #9Batting 0.791 OPS (last 14d, +0.051 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 3.Blaze Jordan #8Batting 0.777 OPS (last 14d, +0.037 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
Pitcher Notes
Quick green flags or red flags based on each starter's season numbers.
Javier Assad
(Chicago Cubs)
- FIP (4.92) above ERA — may regress upward
Andre Pallante
(St. Louis Cardinals)
- No significant outliers in available metrics
⚠ Data Notes
- Pitcher pitch-family data unavailable (warehouse ETL gap)
- Recent form data for 21 of 22 hitters
BalancedBalanced Medium Confidence
Miami Marlins starter Eury Pérez (3.61 ERA) — New York Mets starter Nolan McLean (3.51 ERA) — Matchup appears evenly balanced.
Overall edge indicator — left = Miami Marlins · right = New York Mets · home pitching edge · even lineups
Away Lineup:
Confirmed
Home Lineup:
Confirmed
Pitcher Context
How good are tonight's starters? Hover any stat for a plain-English explanation.
Average
3.61ERA
1.13WHIP
9.90K/9
3.50BB/9
1.10HR/9
109.7IP
3.85FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 4.00 · WHIP 1.222 · 18.0 IP
Average
3.51ERA
1.16WHIP
10.70K/9
3.30BB/9
1.00HR/9
130.7IP
3.56FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 4.67 · WHIP 1.615 · 17.3 IP
Pitch-Family & Type Context
Every hitter has pitch types they crush and types that give them trouble. Green = hits it hard. Red = struggles. ★ = their best pitch type to hit. ▼ = their weakness.
ℹ Pitcher Arsenal Coming
- We know what each hitter does vs every pitch family — we're still loading tonight's pitcher arsenals.
- Once available, we'll match the pitcher's go-to pitches directly against each hitter's strengths and weaknesses.
- For now, the table below shows each hitter's history vs pitch families this season.
Miami Marlins Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Nolan McLean
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
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| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Liam Hicks | 0.350 259pa | 0.303 80pa ▼ | 0.350 57pa | 0.466 28pa ★ | 0.272 19pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Xavier Edwards | 0.381 296pa ★ | 0.273 99pa | 0.280 78pa | 0.175 32pa ▼ | 0.205 19pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Otto Lopez | 0.414 252pa ★ | 0.320 140pa | 0.209 62pa ▼ | 0.230 43pa | 0.317 20pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Kyle Stowers | 0.309 203pa ▼ | 0.315 83pa | 0.341 57pa | 0.535 34pa ★ | 0.318 24pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Heriberto Hernández | 0.331 186pa | 0.357 94pa ★ | 0.308 34pa ▼ | 0.317 22pa Tiny Sample | 0.099 7pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Griffin Conine | 0.421 94pa ★ | 0.270 44pa ▼ | 0.335 36pa | 0.338 18pa Tiny Sample | 0.086 8pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Jakob Marsee | 0.292 297pa | 0.216 80pa ▼ | 0.326 43pa | 0.343 25pa ★ | 0.333 18pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Graham Pauley | 0.263 76pa ★ ▼ | 0.282 23pa Tiny Sample | 0.112 19pa Tiny Sample | 0.301 19pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 3pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Javier Sanoja | 0.313 179pa | 0.274 86pa ▼ | 0.323 36pa ★ | 0.264 18pa Tiny Sample | 0.613 4pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Joe Mack | 0.356 128pa ★ | 0.254 51pa | 0.181 36pa ▼ | 0.143 21pa Tiny Sample | 0.196 9pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
New York Mets Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Eury Pérez
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | A.J. Ewing | 0.381 187pa ★ | 0.291 69pa | 0.240 42pa ▼ | 0.191 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.215 14pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Francisco Lindor | 0.299 163pa ▼ | 0.329 44pa | 0.324 43pa ★ | 0.473 17pa Tiny Sample | 0.197 16pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Bo Bichette | 0.307 279pa | 0.316 137pa ★ | 0.309 62pa | 0.270 51pa ▼ | 0.165 15pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Carson Benge | 0.374 283pa ★ | 0.267 90pa | 0.266 54pa | 0.312 47pa | 0.237 25pa ▼ |
| 5 | Luis Robert Jr. | 0.265 110pa ▼ | 0.346 42pa ★ | 0.157 10pa Tiny Sample | 0.282 10pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 3pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Tyrone Taylor | 0.355 119pa ★ | 0.290 44pa ▼ | 0.406 23pa Tiny Sample | 0.145 14pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 6 | Jared Young | 0.332 137pa ★ | 0.223 43pa ▼ | 0.336 22pa Tiny Sample | 0.279 25pa | 0.467 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Brett Baty | 0.341 229pa ★ | 0.156 80pa ▼ | 0.287 48pa | 0.293 26pa | 0.125 24pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Marcus Semien | 0.339 240pa ★ | 0.134 123pa ▼ | 0.340 31pa | 0.249 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.235 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Jorge Polanco | 0.171 88pa ▼ | 0.504 25pa ★ | 0.260 30pa | 0.123 13pa Tiny Sample | 0.125 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Francisco Alvarez | 0.356 175pa | 0.303 89pa ▼ | 0.388 32pa ★ | 0.324 19pa Tiny Sample | 0.254 8pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Top Miami Marlins Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Kyle Stowers #4 Strong recent formBatting 1.004 OPS (last 14d, +0.264 vs avg)
- 2.Jakob Marsee #7Batting 0.993 OPS (last 14d, +0.253 vs avg)
- 3.Liam Hicks #1Batting 0.864 OPS (last 14d, +0.124 vs avg)
Top New York Mets Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Carson Benge #4 Strong recent formBatting 1.041 OPS (last 14d, +0.301 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 2.Francisco Lindor #2 Strong recent formBatting 0.953 OPS (last 14d, +0.213 vs avg)
- 3.Marcus Semien #7 Strong recent formBatting 0.937 OPS (last 14d, +0.197 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
Pitcher Notes
Quick green flags or red flags based on each starter's season numbers.
Eury Pérez
(Miami Marlins)
- Above-average K rate (9.9 K/9)
Nolan McLean
(New York Mets)
- Elite strikeout rate (10.7 K/9)
- Above-average K rate (10.7 K/9)
⚠ Data Notes
- Pitcher pitch-family data unavailable (warehouse ETL gap)
Slight Pittsburgh Pirates AdvantagePitcher-Based Medium Confidence
Pittsburgh Pirates starter Yohan Ramírez (2.80 ERA) — Cincinnati Reds starter Rhett Lowder (5.26 ERA) — Overall: Slight Pittsburgh Pirates Advantage. Edge source: Pitcher-Based.
Overall edge indicator — left = Pittsburgh Pirates · right = Cincinnati Reds · away pitching edge · home lineup edge
Away Lineup:
Confirmed
Home Lineup:
Confirmed
Pitcher Context
How good are tonight's starters? Hover any stat for a plain-English explanation.
Average
2.80ERA
1.29WHIP
10.40K/9
5.20BB/9
0.60HR/9
64.3IP
3.85FIP
⚠ 64.3 IP gives usable pitcher context — but only 1 GS means starter-role performance is less certain.
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 0.75 · WHIP 1.000 · 12.0 IP
Below Average
5.26ERA
1.48WHIP
7.40K/9
3.90BB/9
1.10HR/9
89.0IP
4.57FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 3.18 · WHIP 0.824 · 17.0 IP
Pitch-Family & Type Context
Every hitter has pitch types they crush and types that give them trouble. Green = hits it hard. Red = struggles. ★ = their best pitch type to hit. ▼ = their weakness.
ℹ Pitcher Arsenal Coming
- We know what each hitter does vs every pitch family — we're still loading tonight's pitcher arsenals.
- Once available, we'll match the pitcher's go-to pitches directly against each hitter's strengths and weaknesses.
- For now, the table below shows each hitter's history vs pitch families this season.
Pittsburgh Pirates Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Rhett Lowder
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jake Mangum | 0.330 200pa | 0.333 75pa | 0.235 60pa ▼ | 0.376 38pa ★ | 0.240 11pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Brandon Lowe | 0.380 247pa | 0.240 132pa | 0.281 64pa | 0.433 48pa ★ | 0.239 25pa ▼ |
| 3 | Bryan Reynolds | 0.396 276pa ★ | 0.312 114pa ▼ | 0.300 85pa | 0.328 65pa | 0.242 13pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Billy Cook | 0.412 38pa ★ | 0.120 25pa ▼ | 0.143 11pa Tiny Sample | 0.266 8pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 4 | Esmerlyn Valdez | 0.441 110pa | 0.467 52pa ★ | 0.167 26pa ▼ | 0.327 11pa Tiny Sample | 0.172 4pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Ryan O'Hearn | 0.369 258pa ★ | 0.290 96pa | 0.368 35pa | 0.267 39pa ▼ | 0.086 8pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Nick Gonzales | 0.343 297pa | 0.341 109pa ★ | 0.298 39pa | 0.264 36pa ▼ | 0.160 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Endy Rodríguez | 0.424 98pa ★ | 0.358 35pa | 0.215 26pa ▼ | 0.161 14pa Tiny Sample | 0.391 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Jared Triolo | 0.294 191pa | 0.203 58pa ▼ | 0.300 31pa ★ | 0.308 12pa Tiny Sample | 0.587 3pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Jacob Gonzalez | 0.280 84pa ▼ | 0.325 26pa ★ | 0.306 28pa | 0.313 9pa Tiny Sample | 0.323 15pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Jhostynxon Garcia | 0.316 43pa ★ ▼ | 0.352 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 5pa Tiny Sample | 0.147 6pa Tiny Sample | — |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Cincinnati Reds Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Yohan Ramírez
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Elly De La Cruz | 0.382 263pa | 0.351 74pa | 0.424 70pa ★ | 0.222 52pa ▼ | 0.244 18pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Sal Stewart | 0.407 297pa ★ | 0.285 149pa | 0.342 42pa | 0.237 43pa ▼ | 0.403 15pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | JJ Bleday | 0.378 203pa | 0.395 75pa ★ | 0.298 68pa | 0.365 27pa | 0.169 26pa ▼ |
| 4 | Tyler Stephenson | 0.389 201pa ★ | 0.285 93pa | 0.140 35pa ▼ | 0.254 18pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Nathaniel Lowe | 0.358 220pa | 0.387 36pa | 0.314 38pa ▼ | 0.395 25pa ★ | 0.378 11pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Eugenio Suárez | 0.322 204pa ★ | 0.243 89pa ▼ | 0.227 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.299 29pa | 0.334 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Dane Myers | 0.359 139pa ★ | 0.294 60pa ▼ | 0.293 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.384 12pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 4pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Noelvi Marte | 0.278 129pa ★ | 0.226 68pa ▼ | 0.416 21pa Tiny Sample | 0.378 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.249 5pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Matt McLain | 0.340 216pa | 0.346 107pa ★ | 0.267 31pa ▼ | 0.311 29pa | 0.138 5pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Top Pittsburgh Pirates Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Brandon Lowe #2 Strong recent formBatting 0.901 OPS (last 14d, +0.161 vs avg)
- 2.Endy Rodríguez #7Batting 0.781 OPS (last 14d, +0.041 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 3.Jake Mangum #1Batting 0.710 OPS (last 14d)
Top Cincinnati Reds Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Nathaniel Lowe #5 Strong recent formBatting 0.968 OPS (last 14d, +0.228 vs avg)
- 2.Sal Stewart #2 Strong recent formBatting 0.950 OPS (last 14d, +0.210 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 3.Elly De La Cruz #1 Strong recent formBatting 0.937 OPS (last 14d, +0.197 vs avg)
Pitcher Notes
Quick green flags or red flags based on each starter's season numbers.
Yohan Ramírez
(Pittsburgh Pirates)
- Elite ERA (2.80) — strong run prevention
- Elite strikeout rate (10.4 K/9)
- Above-average K rate (10.4 K/9)
- Excellent HR suppression (0.6 HR/9)
- Control concerns (5.2 BB/9)
- FIP (3.85) above ERA — may regress upward
Rhett Lowder
(Cincinnati Reds)
- No significant outliers in available metrics
⚠ Data Notes
- Pitcher pitch-family data unavailable (warehouse ETL gap)
- Starter sample is small; pitcher edge is partially discounted.
- Recent form data for 19 of 20 hitters
Slight Atlanta Braves AdvantagePitcher-Based Medium Confidence
Washington Nationals starter Jake Irvin (5.37 ERA) — Atlanta Braves starter Grant Holmes (3.67 ERA) — Overall: Slight Atlanta Braves Advantage. Edge source: Pitcher-Based.
Overall edge indicator — left = Washington Nationals · right = Atlanta Braves · home pitching edge · home lineup edge
Away Lineup:
Confirmed
Home Lineup:
Confirmed
Pitcher Context
How good are tonight's starters? Hover any stat for a plain-English explanation.
Below Average
5.37ERA
1.29WHIP
9.00K/9
3.80BB/9
1.50HR/9
62.0IP
4.80FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 6.10 · WHIP 0.968 · 10.3 IP
Average
3.67ERA
1.34WHIP
7.70K/9
3.80BB/9
1.50HR/9
108.0IP
4.97FIP
FIP = what the pitcher truly controlled: Ks, walks, and home runs — ignores whether balls in play fell in for hits.
FIP uses full-season pitcher data.
Recent (21d): ERA 3.45 · WHIP 1.340 · 15.7 IP
Pitch-Family & Type Context
Every hitter has pitch types they crush and types that give them trouble. Green = hits it hard. Red = struggles. ★ = their best pitch type to hit. ▼ = their weakness.
ℹ Pitcher Arsenal Coming
- We know what each hitter does vs every pitch family — we're still loading tonight's pitcher arsenals.
- Once available, we'll match the pitcher's go-to pitches directly against each hitter's strengths and weaknesses.
- For now, the table below shows each hitter's history vs pitch families this season.
Washington Nationals Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Grant Holmes
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | James Wood | 0.436 287pa ★ | 0.383 143pa | 0.328 68pa | 0.152 60pa ▼ | 0.286 15pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Luis García Jr. | 0.370 191pa | 0.375 89pa ★ | 0.298 75pa | 0.366 47pa | 0.116 26pa ▼ |
| 3 | Dylan Crews | 0.298 189pa ★ | 0.239 63pa | 0.237 32pa ▼ | 0.414 9pa Tiny Sample | 0.103 7pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | CJ Abrams | 0.432 247pa ★ | 0.274 139pa ▼ | 0.352 62pa | 0.395 71pa | 0.402 14pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Daylen Lile | 0.332 252pa | 0.284 113pa | 0.233 84pa ▼ | 0.398 49pa ★ | 0.357 24pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Keibert Ruiz | 0.360 159pa ★ | 0.218 62pa ▼ | 0.341 43pa | 0.238 20pa Tiny Sample | 0.369 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 6 | Andrés Chaparro | 0.391 80pa ★ | 0.229 30pa ▼ | 0.282 27pa | 0.285 10pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 6 | Harry Ford | 0.396 36pa ★ ▼ | 0.518 9pa Tiny Sample | 0.587 3pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 5pa Tiny Sample | — |
| 7 | José Tena | 0.396 137pa ★ | 0.217 49pa ▼ | 0.220 48pa | 0.177 23pa Tiny Sample | 0.236 9pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Jorbit Vivas | 0.334 152pa | 0.276 50pa | 0.157 28pa ▼ | 0.362 25pa ★ | 0.135 13pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Brady House | 0.296 137pa ▼ | 0.410 73pa ★ | 0.175 19pa Tiny Sample | 0.214 17pa Tiny Sample | 0.320 5pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Nasim Nuñez | 0.296 242pa | 0.344 67pa ★ | 0.211 71pa | 0.130 31pa ▼ | 0.135 13pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Atlanta Braves Hitters vs Pitch Families
(opp. starter:
Jake Irvin
)
📖 Reading this table:
green wOBA = hits this pitch hard
·
red wOBA = struggles vs this pitch
·
★ = hitter's best pitch type
·
▼ = weakest pitch type
·
PA = at-bats vs that pitch (higher = more reliable data)
↔ Swipe sideways to see all pitch families
| # | Hitter | Fastball | Slider/Sweep | Changeup | Curve/Slurve | Splitter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Drake Baldwin | 0.400 247pa ★ | 0.293 101pa | 0.337 55pa | 0.281 40pa ▼ | 0.297 21pa Tiny Sample |
| 2 | Ronald Acuña Jr. | 0.340 190pa ★ | 0.330 57pa ▼ | 0.333 29pa | 0.583 13pa Tiny Sample | 0.328 10pa Tiny Sample |
| 3 | Matt Olson | 0.407 328pa ★ | 0.320 115pa | 0.397 50pa | 0.277 50pa ▼ | 0.278 12pa Tiny Sample |
| 4 | Michael Harris II | 0.350 222pa | 0.344 134pa | 0.363 62pa ★ | 0.213 46pa ▼ | 0.329 18pa Tiny Sample |
| 5 | Ozzie Albies | 0.343 255pa ★ | 0.317 86pa | 0.276 98pa | 0.283 66pa | 0.265 28pa ▼ |
| 6 | Mauricio Dubón | 0.341 287pa ★ | 0.290 114pa | 0.214 58pa ▼ | 0.427 24pa Tiny Sample | 0.219 15pa Tiny Sample |
| 7 | Dominic Smith | 0.354 161pa | 0.322 52pa | 0.134 40pa ▼ | 0.351 34pa ★ | 0.225 16pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Mike Yastrzemski | 0.340 187pa | 0.255 65pa ▼ | 0.321 41pa | 0.364 27pa ★ | 0.110 8pa Tiny Sample |
| 8 | Eli White | 0.372 103pa | 0.397 42pa ★ | 0.203 25pa ▼ | 0.200 8pa Tiny Sample | 0.293 3pa Tiny Sample |
| 9 | Jim Jarvis | 0.297 63pa ★ ▼ | 0.156 16pa Tiny Sample | 0.370 20pa Tiny Sample | 0.249 5pa Tiny Sample | 0.000 4pa Tiny Sample |
Values shown are hitter wOBA vs pitch family · ★ = hitter's best family · ▼ = hitter's weakest
Top Washington Nationals Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Luis García Jr. #2 Strong recent formBatting 1.008 OPS (last 14d, +0.268 vs avg); strong vs Slider/Sweeper
- 2.Daylen Lile #5Batting 0.856 OPS (last 14d, +0.116 vs avg)
- 3.Andrés Chaparro #6Batting 0.883 OPS (last 14d, +0.143 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
Top Atlanta Braves Advantages
Hottest bats in the lineup over the last two weeks.
- 1.Matt Olson #3 Strong recent formBatting 1.203 OPS (last 14d, +0.463 vs avg); strong vs Fastball
- 2.Mike Yastrzemski #8 Limited recent PA — not over-weightedBatting 0.985 OPS (last 14d, +0.245 vs avg)
- 3.Dominic Smith #7 Limited recent PA — not over-weightedBatting 0.878 OPS (last 14d, +0.138 vs avg)
Pitcher Notes
Quick green flags or red flags based on each starter's season numbers.
Jake Irvin
(Washington Nationals)
- Above-average K rate (9.0 K/9)
Grant Holmes
(Atlanta Braves)
- FIP (4.97) above ERA — may regress upward
⚠ Data Notes
- Pitcher pitch-family data unavailable (warehouse ETL gap)
Pitcher quality scores use ERA, WHIP, K/9, BB/9, and HR/9 relative to 2026 MLB averages.
Lineup scores use recent OPS (last 14 days) weighted by batting order.
Confidence reflects available data — not a betting recommendation.