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General Discussion => Talk Zone => Topic started by: das on March 29, 2019, 12:34:14 pm
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Not as good as Pitching Ninja (yet) but interesting for sure. It's from the head of MLB Baseball R&D. Lots of Astros info in the feed from yesterday. Statcast-generated views of things. I especially like to see the field positioning diagrams as plays (like a rundown) develops.
https://twitter.com/darenw
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Very cool! I didn't understand the positioning one, though.
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Very cool! I didn't understand the positioning one, though.
For example, here's a flyout to Springer. Each position starting point is the small circle and the big circle is the player position when the play ended. In this example, Springer moves like a foot since he is so well positioned and the center fielder instinctually moves a few steps to right to cover. Red line is the path of the ball.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D2xmFPnUwAAy6nu.jpg
In this scenario, it's a rundown so the player positioning over time is much more complex with the left fielder covering third base and the center fielder sprinting in to back up the rundown.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D2xSVVJWwAAtAgv.jpg
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Excellent. Thanks!
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Nice. Thanks for sharing this.
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Every pitch JV threw last season, broken down by type and count.
https://twitter.com/darenw/status/1111696482003021826?s=19 (https://twitter.com/darenw/status/1111696482003021826?s=19)
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Every pitch JV threw last season, broken down by type and count.
https://twitter.com/darenw/status/1111696482003021826?s=19 (https://twitter.com/darenw/status/1111696482003021826?s=19)
Just eyeballing it, it looks like he had about the same number of 0-2 and 1-0 counts. Awesome.
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Just eyeballing it, it looks like he had about the same number of 0-2 and 1-0 counts. Awesome.
Yes. That diagram is heavily weighted to the 'pitcher's count' side.