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Sal Frelick: 75.7 mph bat speed on his game-tying home run His fastest swing of this postseason 2nd-fastest home run swing of his career. The fastest is his only other postseason homer, in Game 3 of the 2024 Wild Card Series (76.3 mph)
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16
1
296
13,347
Hilariously shallow OF positioning for Jackson Chourio vs. Chandler Simpson His starting depth here was 244 feet! Simpson gets played the shallowest of any hitter in the postseason, but the avg. LF starting depth for him is still 265 feet
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9
4
377
61,097
Swing path tracking for Junior Caminero's double in ALCS Game 4 81.8 mph bat speed with a tilt of only 19° (aka, extremely flat) He turned on a 98 mph high fastball so fast that he hit it 16" out in front of the plate
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17
1
282
57,838
Hitters with the most winnable challenge opportunities this season 👇 Still only one guy who's challenged ZERO times: Yandy
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4
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106
23,080
102.1 mph triple for Chandler Simpson off an 89.4 mph 2-strike sweeper off the plate from Gavin Williams 🥵 Fun fact: That's the hardest ball Simpson has ever hit in the air Home-to-3rd in 11.29 seconds with a 29.2 ft/sec sprint speed
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21
2,353
A postseason hitter with elite opposite-field power ... and also Shohei Ohtani
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1,575
If they'd just given Yamamoto the head tap here he would've won. Cruelly denied a successful Postseason Pitcher Challenge 😮‍💨
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28
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728
64,135
Stick Figure Cooper Pratt, awesome baserunning to score on a shallow fly ball Chourio's fly ball distance: 242 feet Pratt's sprint speed: 29.6 ft/sec 3rd-to-home tagup time: 3.76 seconds Harris' throw from LF: 84.9 mph
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77
23,122
The Statcast scoop kings are going head-to-head in the NLDS, and this was a good one by Freddie Freeman to end Game 3
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9
1
85
26,053
3D tracking of Jackson Chourio's walk-off with Sal Frelick's path from 2nd to home and the Pat-Murphy-approved tight turn around 3rd
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36
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780
77,824
On the Brewers walk-off... 101.3 mph fastball by Mason Miller 109.5 mph hit by Jackson Chourio 99.1 mph throw home by Jackson Merrill 30.2 ft/sec sprint speed by Sal Frelick So much speed all around!
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104
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2,268
202,900
Stick Figure Murakami -- 112.2 mph, 440 foot HR 10.47 seconds to go home-to-1st
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3
154
14,022
Cody Bellinger's home run ... only a home run at Yankee Stadium
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17
2,184
Bryce Harper's game-tying home run was gone in 4.7 seconds -- or, a crisp tenth of a second less than the 4.8 seconds he had to get under that fly ball he misplayed
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1,582
"I've never stepped in the box against myself, but if I had to guess: It tracks as a heater for a long time." Story here on Logan Henderson, the latest Brewers pitcher with an extremely *high*-spin changeup ➡️ mlb.com/news/logan-henderson…
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1
54
8,403
Correct 🤖 (a brisk 26.9 ft/sec)
Statcast expert @_dadler is next to me in the Citi Field press box tonight, so I asked for a reading of William Contreras' sprint speed here. His professional analysis: "Fast for him." Adjust your records.
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4,585
Cam Schlittler's curveball, 1st ➡️ 2nd half • Velo: 85.1 mph ➡️ 87.6 mph • IVB: 10" drop ➡️ 11" drop • Whiff rate: 37% ➡️ 47% • Miss distance: 3.7" ➡️ 5.3" "Who wouldn't want a 90 mph curveball with -12 depth?"
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1
8
1,667
"We're kind of like the offensive linemen of baseball -- it's a 'You don't notice them unless you give up a sack' kind of deal." Story here on Matt Olson, who takes pride in being one of the best receiving first basemen in baseball ➡️ atmlb.com/4ghMmpz
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1
20
3,173
The Cardinals have the best defensive middle infield in baseball by a mile. JJ Wetherholt is the #1 individual middle INF Masyn Winn is the #4 individual middle INF
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11
2,206