MLB · AL East

Masataka Yoshida

Betting stats, Statcast splits, spray chart & prop matchups

Boston Red SoxDHBats: L · Throws: R

FormSteadyPowerBelow avg

The read

League-average power, with a low-strikeout, contact-first approach.

Prop hit rates

How often Masataka Yoshida has cleared each prop line over his last 10 and 30 games and the season.

Hits

share of games cleared

L10L30Season

Over 0.5
50%63%55%
Over 1.5
10%20%17%
Over 2.5
0%7%4%

Home runs

share of games cleared

L10L30Season

Over 0.5
0%10%5%

Total bases

share of games cleared

L10L30Season

Over 1.5▼ cold
10%27%24%
Over 2.5▼ cold
0%20%13%
Over 3.5
0%13%8%

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At a glance

AVG

.260↓

OBP

.336

SLG

.372

OPS

.708

11%

Last 10: 7-for-32 (.219) · 0 HR · 2 K · 4 BB · MLB avg .247 / .318 / .404

Power & contact quality

Percentile rank vs qualified MLB hitters this season. The dot is this player; further right is better on every metric. Based on 250 PA.

Metric

Percentile

Value

Rank

xwOBA (con)

.316

Avg Exit V

88.2 mph

Barrel %

3.0%

Hard-Hit %

43.1%

Chase %

28.6%

Whiff %

13.1%

K %

10.8%

BB %

9.2%

Where he hits it

48%

Pull

29%

Center

22%

Oppo

Pull-air 20% of BIP · 94.5 mph · 31° LA

Share of batted balls by field sector. The pull / center / oppo split and pull-side fly-ball power sit below the fan.

Matchups

vs LHP.833OPS28 PA

vs RHP.692OPS222 PA

By pitch type. Filter by pitch, opposing hand, or recency. Green beats league average, red falls short.

Pitch type

All Four-seam Cutter Sinker Changeup Curveball Slider

Throws

Both Lefties Righties

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This season Last 30 days

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6 pitches · last 30 days · vs right-handed pitchers

Pitch	PA↑	BA	SLG	xwOBA	Whiff%	K%	Hard-hit%	Barrel%	Exit velo	Launch
Slider	4	.333	.333	.305	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	79.1 mph	12.7°
Cutter	6	.333	.833	.423	10.0%	0.0%	50.0%	16.7%	95.9 mph	18.3°
Sinker	6	.400	1.200	.477	11.1%	0.0%	40.0%	20.0%	85.2 mph	10.0°
Curveball	7	.333	.333	.302	11.1%	14.3%	60.0%	0.0%	94.3 mph	6.8°
Changeup	15	.286	.357	.351	13.6%	6.7%	23.1%	0.0%	85.1 mph	1.0°
Four-seam	19	.222	.222	.345	5.3%	10.5%	31.3%	0.0%	87.8 mph	17.3°

Full Statcast profile

Batted ball · discipline · situationalSeason-to-date

Expectedestimators not shown above

xBA

.305

xSLG

.429

Batted ballAvg EV / Barrel% / Hard-hit% shown above

Max EV

108.6

EV90

103.1

Launch angle

9.0°

Sweet-spot%

31.0%

Avg distance

249 ft

EV on barrels

103.2

EV on hard-hit

100.7

Plate disciplineChase% & Whiff% shown above as percentiles

Z-Swing%

58.1%

O-Contact%

78.6%

Z-Contact%

91.2%

Contact%

86.9%

SwStr%

5.6%

CSW%

26.4%

In-zone%

48.5%

1st-pitch swing%

21.2%

2-strike K%

26.7%

Rolling formxwOBA(con) / K% / BB% / Barrel% / Whiff%

7d xwOBA(con)

.299

7d K%

9.5%

7d Barrel%

5.6%

7d Whiff%

10.3%

14d xwOBA(con)

.318

14d K%

7.5%

14d Barrel%

3.0%

30d xwOBA(con)

.362

30d K%

8.7%

30d Barrel%

5.3%

By countxwOBA(con) / Whiff% by count state

0-0 xwOBA(con)

.313

Ahead xwOBA(con)

.340

Behind xwOBA(con)

.310

2-strike xwOBA(con)

.324

Ahead Whiff%

12.3%

2-strike Whiff%

10.7%

By situationxwOBA(con) by base state + leverage + inning

Bases empty

.333

RISP

.236

Loaded

.425

High leverage

.338

Clutch

.300

Innings 1-3

.288

Innings 4-6

.329

Innings 7+

.329

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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