Shane McClanahan

TB · LHP · 2026

113.0 IP · 487 BF · 1,830 pitches · 2026 season

HIGH Descriptive — not a forecast

109

Stuff+

108

ABStuff+

104

Pitching+

21.8%

8.0%

BB%

4.01

FIP

Grades describe this season's stuff and run prevention. They are not forecasts: on clean season pairs the model has not beaten naive persistence (RESULTS-MLB §13), so nothing here projects next season.

Percentile rankings

vs 2026 graded MLB pitchers · 113.0 IP · 487 BF · 1,830 pitches · 2026 season

Stuff

Stuff+

109

ABStuff+

108

Whiff%

24.4%

CSW%

35.9%

Results

Pitching+

104

FIP

4.01

RA/9

4.38

GB%

46.9%

Command

21.8%

BB%

8.0%

K-BB%

13.8%

Velo

89.8

How to read these

Each row is his rank, 1 to 99, among all graded MLB pitchers this season; the tick is the median. Green is good for him, red bad, whatever the stat's direction (a low FIP ranks high). Grey circles are descriptive rates with no good direction, and n= in place of a rank means too few events to rank. Grades are descriptive, not forecasts.

ArsenalKey columns; every column is on the Arsenal tab

Pitch

Usage

Velo

IVB

Spin

Whiff%

CSW%

Zone%

Chase%

Stuff+

ABStuff+

38.5%

95.6

16.0

9.7

2221

15.4%

30.1%

54.4%

24.3%

102

108

28.2%

86.9

4.1

16.1

1551

35.7%

39.1%

38.6%

39.1%

132

108

18.4%

88.2

1.9

-3.0

2359

26.8%

36.9%

50.4%

37.7%

106

108

14.9%

82.2

-9.3

-4.2

2508

20.9%

43.5%

52.7%

23.3%

106

108

Movement Profile

SL+0.2/-1.1FF+0.3/-1.6CB-0.1/-5.8CH-0.9/-1.8ring = slot expectation ±1σ/2σ · HB mirrored for LHP · descriptive

Release Traits

Height: 6.20 ft (±0.12)

Side: 0.74 ft (±0.18)

Extension: 6.65 ft

Season means; the ± is the SD across his pitches. Per-pitch release plots land in a later wave.

Batted Ball Against

Pitch

N_BIP

GB%

FB%

LD%

PU%

Avg EV

Avg LA

HrdHit%

132

40.9

31.1

21.2

0.0

84.2

27.6

49.2

54.8

21.5

0.0

78.3

-0.2

33.3

37.8

28.4

0.0

83.9

10.6

41.9

65.8

26.3

7.9

0.0

83.2

1.7

34.2

Every pitch type he threw, ordered by balls in play. Rows under 5 BIP are dimmed rather than dropped — a slider put in play twice is a fact about the slider.