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Post by messi on Apr 10, 2024 17:04:24 GMT -8
Portland 2
Hunter 5-16
Morrell 1-7
Mejia 1-7
Talavs 1-6
Ferguson 3-6
Holmes 0-3
Total 11-45 24%
So far this season, the percentages of plate appearances that have 3 ball counts for every pitcher thus far is
Ferguson 27%
Holmes 16%
Hunter 19%
Hutcheson 22%
Keljo 23%
Kmatz 18%
Lattery 27%
Lawson 29%
May 18%
Mejia 27%
Montgomery 17%
Morrell 20%
Mundt 20%
Oakes 26%
Palmer 22%
Reynolds 57%
Scott 29%
Segura 10%
Talavs 16%
As a team, the Beavs are encountering 20% of plate appearances going to a 3 ball count
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Post by messi on Apr 12, 2024 22:12:43 GMT -8
Stanford 1
May 6-21
Mundt 0-7
Scott 1-5
Total 7-33 21%
So far this season, the percentages of plate appearances that have 3 ball counts for every pitcher thus far is
Ferguson 27%
Holmes 16%
Hunter 19%
Hutcheson 22%
Keljo 23%
Kmatz 18%
Lattery 27%
Lawson 29%
May 20%
Mejia 27%
Montgomery 17%
Morrell 20%
Mundt 17%
Oakes 26%
Palmer 22%
Reynolds 57%
Scott 27%
Segura 10%
Talavs 16%
As a team, the Beavs are encountering 20% of plate appearances going to a 3 ball count
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Post by messi on Apr 13, 2024 21:49:09 GMT -8
Stanford 2
Kmatz 4-23
Hutcheson 1-3
Holmes 1-9
Total 6-35 17%
So far this season, the percentages of plate appearances that have 3 ball counts for every pitcher thus far is
Ferguson 27%
Holmes 16%
Hunter 19%
Hutcheson 23%
Keljo 23%
Kmatz 18%
Lattery 27%
Lawson 29%
May 20%
Mejia 27%
Montgomery 17%
Morrell 20%
Mundt 17%
Oakes 26%
Palmer 22%
Reynolds 57%
Scott 27%
Segura 10%
Talavs 16%
As a team, the Beavs are encountering 20% of plate appearances going to a 3 ball count
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Post by nuclearbeaver on Apr 14, 2024 6:09:41 GMT -8
Are Reynolds and Lawson hurt or just dog housed?
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Post by grovestbeav on Apr 14, 2024 8:34:02 GMT -8
Are Reynolds and Lawson hurt or just dog housed? Or Tephen Montgomery? |
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Post by zeroposter on Apr 14, 2024 8:52:45 GMT -8
Are Reynolds and Lawson hurt or just dog housed? I think we will see Lawson, Reynolds, and Montgomery in Reno. I think it is still allowed by the NCAA to have players on the travel roster for one part of a road trip and then change the roster for the second part of the trip. |
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Post by nuclearbeaver on Apr 14, 2024 9:51:05 GMT -8
Are Reynolds and Lawson hurt or just dog housed? Or Tephen Montgomery? He last pitched again st USC. The other two were weeeeks ago. Starters are alot of innings against zag and sparky so I just don't think we needed him in. |
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Post by grovestbeav on Apr 14, 2024 10:45:31 GMT -8
He last pitched again st USC. The other two were weeeeks ago. Starters are alot of innings against zag and sparky so I just don't think we needed him in. We’ll see. He was a “main guy” there for a minute. |
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Post by nuclearbeaver on Apr 14, 2024 11:47:09 GMT -8
He last pitched again st USC. The other two were weeeeks ago. Starters are alot of innings against zag and sparky so I just don't think we needed him in. We’ll see. He was a “main guy” there for a minute. My take is that he is still a year off from being top bullpen. Next year he has potential to be a real force. This year hes an important mid pen guy to eat up some clean innings and maybe a matchup issue for guys that don't like weird breaking stuff. |
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Post by messi on Apr 15, 2024 6:41:03 GMT -8
Stanford 3
Segura 3-18
Keljo 0-8
Oakes 1-9
Hutcheson 0-2
Mundt 0-3
Palmer 0-4
Morrell 1-2
Total 5-46 10%
So far this season, the percentages of plate appearances that have 3 ball counts for every pitcher thus far is
Ferguson 27%
Holmes 16%
Hunter 19%
Hutcheson 22%
Keljo 21%
Kmatz 18%
Lattery 27%
Lawson 29%
May 20%
Mejia 27%
Montgomery 17%
Morrell 21%
Mundt 16%
Oakes 24%
Palmer 15%
Reynolds 57%
Scott 27%
Segura 11%
Talavs 16%
As a team, the Beavs are encountering 20% of plate appearances going to a 3 ball count
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Post by rainmanrich on Apr 15, 2024 7:16:09 GMT -8
10%. 'Furd didn't come to town to walk.
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Post by ricke71 on Apr 15, 2024 16:24:56 GMT -8
I enjoy scanning this data, but have to wonder what significance it has??
In Stanford 3, two of the pitchers that stacked up the 'best' in regard to 3-ball counts (Kelso 0-8) and Palmer (0-4) had arguably BAD outings and were not particularly effective against Stanford.
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Post by nuclearbeaver on Apr 15, 2024 18:29:37 GMT -8
I enjoy scanning this data, but have to wonder what significance it has?? In Stanford 3, two of the pitchers that stacked up the 'best' in regard to 3-ball counts (Kelso 0-8) and Palmer (0-4) had arguably BAD outings and were not particularly effective against Stanford. Not sure how helpful this one is. Best pitching is efficient pitching so if you are going full count alot you aren't giving your teams many innings. That said you can avoid full counts by giving up hits. |
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Post by messi on Apr 16, 2024 10:31:11 GMT -8
I enjoy scanning this data, but have to wonder what significance it has?? In Stanford 3, two of the pitchers that stacked up the 'best' in regard to 3-ball counts (Kelso 0-8) and Palmer (0-4) had arguably BAD outings and were not particularly effective against Stanford. Honestly, not much. One could see any trends as the season moves along for each individual pitcher. Teamwide, it looks like the entire season will be 20%. It was something I did back in February, and figured just to ride it through the season. There could be are many ways to tinker it. Add every HBP as a 3 ball count penalty? The Segura stat line is what drives me crazy the most. |
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Post by messi on Apr 18, 2024 6:19:33 GMT -8
Well for some reason, the box score play-by-play doesn't show the count for each plate appearance in both Nevada games. So the 3 ball tracking has come to an end, because omitting data wouldn't be fair.
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