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Jul 20, 2026
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5:40 PM
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Cleveland Guardians
Minnesota Twins
Chase DeLauter is projected to bat 3rd in today's game, holds the platoon advantage against Joe Ryan who has a significant platoon split, and possesses an 83rd percentile opposite-field rate on his flyballs, making him well-suited for the park with the 3rd-shallowest left field fences.
The Cleveland Guardians' projected batting order includes 8 batters with a platoon advantage against Joe Ryan, who faces a disadvantage as a visiting pitcher.
Kody Clemens is projected to bat 4th in today's game, has a 94th percentile home run talent according to THE BAT X, benefits from a platoon advantage against Tanner Bibee, and ranks in the 83rd percentile for Barrel% at 12.7% with a 94th percentile average exit velocity of 92.5 mph.
Kody Clemens is projected to bat 4th and has a 94th percentile home run talent rating, an 83rd percentile Barrel% of 12.7%, and a 94th percentile average exit velocity of 92.5 mph, benefiting from a platoon advantage against Tanner Bibee.
Ryan Jeffers is projected to hit 2nd in the lineup and has a .298 batting average, ranking in the 94th percentile for offensive ability, with improvements in his Barrel% and exit velocity on flyballs this season.
Josh Bell ranks in the 83rd percentile for overall offensive skill according to THE BAT X, is projected to bat 3rd in today's lineup, will face Tanner Bibee from his strong side, and has a maximum exit velocity of 112.6 mph this year, placing him in the 78th percentile for power.
Kyle Manzardo ranks in the 92nd percentile for home run ability according to THE BAT X, is projected to bat 4th, has an advantage against Joe Ryan's platoon split, and benefits from home field advantage.
Kyle Manzardo ranks in the 92nd percentile for home run ability according to THE BAT X projection system, is projected to bat 4th in the lineup, benefits from Joe Ryan's platoon split, and has home field advantage for improved statistics.
Chase DeLauter is projected to bat 3rd in today's game against Joe Ryan, where he holds a platoon advantage and has an 84th percentile batting average projection, supported by his 83rd percentile opposite-field rate on flyballs targeting the MLB's 3rd-shallowest left field fences, facing a Minnesota Twins team with the 4th-worst infield defense.
Royce Lewis is projected in the 86th percentile for home run ability, batting 5th in the lineup, with 41.1% of his fly balls pulled (99th percentile) and a 12.8% Barrel% ranking in the 84th percentile, while his maximum exit velocity this year is 112.4 mph, placing him in the 75th percentile.
Travis Bazzana is projected to hit 2nd in today's lineup, holds a platoon advantage over Joe Ryan, who has a significant platoon split, and benefits from facing the Minnesota Twins, who have the 4th-worst infield defense, along with home field advantage.
Kody Clemens is projected in the 94th percentile for home run talent and is expected to bat 4th today, benefiting from a platoon advantage against Tanner Bibee, with a 12.7% Barrel% in the 83rd percentile and a 92.5-mph average exit velocity in the 94th percentile.
Josh Bell ranks in the 83rd percentile for overall offensive skill according to THE BAT X, is projected to bat 3rd in the lineup, will bat from his strong side against Tanner Bibee, and has achieved a maximum exit velocity of 112.6 mph this year, placing him in the 78th percentile for power.
Chase DeLauter is projected to bat 3rd in today's game, holds the platoon advantage against Joe Ryan, has an 84th percentile batting average ability, an 83rd percentile opposite-field rate on flyballs, and will hit towards MLB's 3rd-shallowest LF fences, facing the Minnesota Twins who have the 4th-worst infield defense.
Ryan Jeffers is projected in the 94th percentile for offensive ability, expected to bat 2nd in the lineup, and has improved his Barrel% from 6.4% to 14.4% and his exit velocity on flyballs from 90.7 mph to 94.5 mph, while posting a .298 batting average this year.
Kyle Manzardo ranks in the 92nd percentile for home run ability according to THE BAT X, is projected to hit 5th in the lineup, benefits from facing a pitcher with a large platoon split, plays against the 4th-worst infield defense (Minnesota Twins), and has home field advantage.
Josh Bell ranks in the 83rd percentile for offensive skill according to THE BAT X projections, is projected to bat 3rd in the lineup against Tanner Bibee, will bat from his strong side today, and has achieved a maximum exit velocity of 112.6 mph this year, placing him in the 78th percentile for power.
Kyle Manzardo ranks in the 92nd percentile for home run ability per THE BAT X, is projected to bat 5th, has an advantage against Joe Ryan's platoon split, faces the Minnesota Twins' 4th-worst infield defense, and has home field advantage.
Travis Bazzana is projected to bat 2nd today against Joe Ryan, holding a platoon advantage with Ryan having a significant platoon split, while the Minnesota Twins possess the 4th-worst infield defense, and Bazzana benefits from home field advantage.
Travis Bazzana is projected to bat 2nd today, holding the platoon advantage over Joe Ryan, who has a significant platoon split, while facing the Minnesota Twins, the team with the weakest outfield defense, and will benefit from home field advantage.
Travis Bazzana is projected to bat 2nd today against Joe Ryan, who has a significant platoon split, while the Minnesota Twins have the 4th-weakest outfield defense, giving Bazzana a potential advantage from home field.
Byron Buxton is projected as the 8th-best hitter in the majors, is batting 2nd in the lineup, has a flyball pull rate of 41.8%, benefits from facing the 3rd-shallowest left field fences in his matchup, has a launch angle of 21.3°, and holds a .360 Expected wOBA, ranking in the 90th percentile for offensive ability.
Travis Bazzana is projected to bat 2nd today, benefiting from a platoon advantage over Joe Ryan, home field advantage, and recent improvements in his hitting metrics.
David Fry is batting 7th in today's game despite hitting in the top-half of the order 73% of the time this season, has been pinch hit for 33% of the time against left-handed pitchers since last season, is at a disadvantage against Joe Ryan due to his platoon split, and has seen a decline in average exit velocity from 87.8 mph last year to 85.8 mph this year along with a reduced launch angle from 23.1° to 17.1°.
Travis Bazzana is projected to bat 2nd today and benefits from a favorable matchup against Joe Ryan, who has significant platoon splits, as well as home field advantage, while also showing recent improvements in Barrel% and exit velocity.
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