MLB · AL Central

Tommy Nance

Betting stats, pitch arsenal, opponent splits & prop matchups

Minnesota TwinsSPBats: R · Throws: R

On the mound

Attack zones

23%

Heart

38%

Shadow

26%

Chase

13%

Waste

Heart = middle · Shadow = edges (command) · 6.1 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

Arsenal · splits · situationalSeason-to-date

Pitch arsenalusage · velo · spin · break · whiff% · xwOBA

Sinker

29%

Slider

39%

Curve

31%

Pitch	Usage	Velo	Spin	Break	Zone%	SwStr%	xwOBA
Slider	39.2%	88.8	2638	2.8	47.1%	16.3%	.393
Curve	31.4%	84.7	2845	4.4	41.3%	11.2%	.278
Sinker	28.7%	94.6	2258	1.7	53.7%	4.3%	.425

Based on 656 pitches this season.

Expected & ratesnot in the panels above

xwOBA allowed

.306

1st-pitch strike%

64.4%

Putaway%

45.2%

Recent formlast 5 starts

L5 ERA

6.23

L5 FIP

3.10

L5 K/9

6.2

L5 BB/9

4.2

L5 HR/9

0.0

Pitches/start

16.4

Platoon & times-through

vs LHB xwOBA

.413

vs RHB xwOBA

.207

1st time xwOBA

.308

2nd time xwOBA

.000

Inn 4-6 ERA

3.76

Inn 7+ ERA

4.10

Rolling formxwOBA allowed / K% / SwStr% / velo

7d xwOBA

.156

7d K%

22.2%

7d velo

91.2

14d xwOBA

.254

14d K%

21.7%

30d xwOBA

.338

30d K%

20.4%

30d velo

90.0

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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