MLB · NL West
Jeremiah Estrada
Betting stats, pitch arsenal, opponent splits & prop matchups
On the mound
This season
ERA
3.32
WHIP
1.11
FIP
—
xERA
3.47
— · 0 GS · 21.7 IP · 0 K · 0 BB · 0 HR
MLB avg · 4.20 ERA · 1.30 WHIP · 4.15 FIP
Season K/9 0.0 · BB/9 0.0
Attack zones
20%
Heart
33%
Shadow
26%
Chase
21%
Waste
Heart = middle · Shadow = edges (command) · 7.1 ft extension
Where he lives around the zone. Heart (red) is the middle, Shadow (gold) the edges (command), Chase (blue) and Waste (slate) further off.
Full Statcast profile
Pitch arsenalusage · velo · spin · break · whiff% · xwOBA
4-Seam
58%
Slider
10%
Other
32%
| Pitch | Usage | Velo | Spin | Break | Zone% | SwStr% | xwOBA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-Seam | 58.0% | 95.8 | 2124 | 0.8 | 41.5% | 12.5% | .375 |
| Slider | 10.1% | 86.0 | 2231 | 3.0 | 45.7% | 8.6% | .173 |
Based on 345 pitches this season.
Expected & ratesnot in the panels above
xwOBA allowed
.265
1st-pitch strike%
60.5%
Putaway%
59.1%
Recent formlast 5 starts
L5 ERA
4.15
L5 FIP
1.95
L5 K/9
14.5
L5 BB/9
6.2
L5 HR/9
0.0
Pitches/start
15.7
Platoon & times-through
vs LHB xwOBA
.256
vs RHB xwOBA
.274
1st time xwOBA
.265
Inn 4-6 ERA
2.60
Inn 7+ ERA
3.81
Rolling formxwOBA allowed / K% / SwStr% / velo
7d xwOBA
.175
7d K%
75.0%
7d velo
91.1
14d xwOBA
.175
14d K%
75.0%
30d xwOBA
.175
30d K%
75.0%
30d velo
91.1
Statcast-derived from our v8 pitch corpus, refreshed daily. xwOBA (con) = xwOBA on balls in play. Percentages are share of the relevant opportunity.
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