Seattle Mariners
Oakland Athletics
Cal Raleigh is projected as the 4th-best home run hitter in Major League Baseball and is batting 4th today against pitcher J.T. Ginn, who has a significant platoon split.
Cal Raleigh is projected as the 4th-best home run hitter in MLB and will bat 4th today, facing pitcher Brady Basso, who has a low strikeout rate, while playing at T-Mobile Park, which has the 10th-lowest average fence height.
Julio Rodriguez is projected as the 14th-best hitter in the league by THE BAT X and is batting 3rd in the lineup, while facing a disadvantage against J.T. Ginn due to his large platoon split; T-Mobile Park has the 10th-lowest average fence height and the 3rd-shallowest fences among major league stadiums.
Cal Raleigh is projected as the 4th-best home run batter in Major League Baseball according to THE BAT X, will bat 4th today, has 100th percentile power if making contact despite a 27.5% strikeout rate, faces low-strikeout pitcher Brady Basso, and pulls 44% of his flyballs towards the 9th-shallowest left field fences.
Lazaro Montes is projected in the 92nd percentile for home run ability, while T-Mobile Park features the 10th-lowest average fence height and the 3rd-shallowest fences in Major League Baseball, and Montes is likely to maintain a platoon advantage against the Athletics' bullpen due to their lack of same-handed relief pitchers.
T-Mobile Park ranks #29 in the league for run-scoring, has a low elevation near sea-level, offers favorable pitching conditions today, and Cal Raleigh will bat from his stronger side against pitcher J.T. Ginn, who has a significant platoon split.
Dominic Canzone is projected in the 84th percentile for offensive talent by THE BAT X, is batting 2nd in today's game, and is likely to perform well against the Athletics' bullpen, which has only 1 same-handed reliever, while T-Mobile Park has the 10th-lowest average fence height and the 3rd-shallowest fences among major league parks.
THE BAT X projects Cal Raleigh in the 1st percentile for BABIP talent, while T-Mobile Park is ranked as the worst venue in MLB for right-handed batting average due to its low elevation, which typically results in poorer offensive output, along with favorable pitching conditions today and Raleigh's advantage as a switch-hitter against J.T. Ginn.
T-Mobile Park has the 10th-lowest average fence height and the 3rd-shallowest fences among all major league parks, while the Seattle Mariners infield defense is ranked as the 3rd-worst among current teams.
Cal Raleigh is projected as the 4th-best home run hitter in MLB and will bat 4th today, facing a low-strikeout pitcher, at a stadium with the 10th-lowest average fence height.
T-Mobile Park ranks #30 in MLB for lefty batting average, has low elevation contributing to poorer offensive conditions, and today's weather is favorable for pitching, giving Dominic Canzone an advantage against J.T. Ginn's platoon split.
T-Mobile Park has the 10th-lowest average fence height among major league stadiums, and Cole Young will likely have a significant advantage against the Athletics' bullpen due to his strong platoon split and the team's poor infield defense.
Lawrence Butler is batting 4th in the lineup, improving from a 67% rate of hitting in the bottom half this season, and has a notable 97th percentile opposite-field rate on flyballs against a pitcher with a disadvantage, in a stadium with the 10th-lowest average fence height and against the worst infield defense among today's teams.
Kade Morris is projected in the 4th percentile for strikeout talent by THE BAT, expected to throw a maximum of 84 pitches in a game likely overseen by home plate umpire Sean Barber, while facing a Seattle Mariners lineup with 7 batters having a handedness advantage and playing away from home.
Cal Raleigh is projected as the 4th-best home run batter in MLB and will bat 4th today at T-Mobile Park, which has the 10th-lowest average fence height, against pitcher Kade Morris who has a significant platoon split and low strikeout rate.
Julio Rodriguez is projected as the 14th-best hitter in the league and is slated to bat 3rd in the lineup, while T-Mobile Park has the 10th-lowest average fence height and the 3rd-shallowest fences among major league parks, and the Athletics have the 4th-worst infield defense.
The BAT X projects Lazaro Montes in the 92nd percentile for home run ability, T-Mobile Park has the 10th-lowest average fence height and the 3rd-shallowest fences, and Montes will benefit from a favorable platoon split against the Athletics' bullpen.
T-Mobile Park ranks 10th-lowest in average fence height among major league stadiums, and Brock Rodden, who pulls 34.2% of his flyballs and plays against the 4th-shallowest RF fences, benefits from the Athletics' 4th-worst infield defense and a home field advantage.
Cal Raleigh leads MLB with a 32.1% barrel rate against right-handed pitching in the last 30 days, and Morris has allowed a 37.2% fly-ball rate against left-handed hitters this season.
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