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HOU · RHP · 2024
1.3 IP · 8 BF · 36 pitches · 2024 season
MIN Descriptive — not a forecast
118
Stuff+
112
ABStuff+
101
Pitching+
25.0%
K%
12.5%
BB%
12.77
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 2024 graded MLB pitchers · 1.3 IP · 8 BF · 36 pitches · 2024 season
Small sample: 1.3 IP · 8 BF · 36 pitches · 2024 season. Rows need 50 batters faced to rank (model grades 100 pitches); below that they show the sample (n=) instead of a percentile, so nothing here reads as elite or poor on a handful of hitters.
Stuff
Stuff+
n=36 pitches — too few to rank
118ABStuff+
n=36 pitches — too few to rank
112Whiff%
n=8 BF — too few to rank
35.3%CSW%
n=8 BF — too few to rank
40.0%Results
Pitching+
n=36 pitches — too few to rank
101FIP
n=8 BF — too few to rank
12.77RA/9
n=8 BF — too few to rank
0.00GB%
n=8 BF — too few to rank
40.0%Command
K%
n=8 BF — too few to rank
25.0%BB%
n=8 BF — too few to rank
12.5%K-BB%
n=8 BF — too few to rank
12.5%Velo
n=8 BF — too few to rank
92.9How 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
Movement Profile
SL-0.4/-0.2CTFFring = slot expectation ±1σ/2σ · HB mirrored for LHP · descriptive
Release Traits
Height: 6.34 ft (±0.13)
Side: -1.78 ft (±0.20)
Extension: 6.45 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%
SL
1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
76.6
64.5
0.0
CT
1
0.0
100.0
0.0
0.0
87.1
33.3
100.0
FF
1
100.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
97.7
-15.0
100.0
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.