Matchup Machine

      Jake Fraley

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      matchup for Daniel Palencia

      220th out of 436 (Best 51%)

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      Daniel Palencia

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      matchup for Jake Fraley

      out of 564 (Worst %)

      Leans in favor of Fraley
      2

      Model Prediction

      Jake Fraley has a 33.3% chance of reaching base vs Daniel Palencia, which is 2.8% higher than Fraley's typical expectations, and 1.5% lower than batters facing Palencia.

      Handedness and Release Point

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      Jake Fraley is better vs right-handed pitching. Daniel Palencia is right handed with a horizontal release toward the third base side. Fraley has a C+ grade vs this particular release point.

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      On the Way to the Plate

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      Daniel Palencia throws a 4-seam fastball 61% of the time. Jake Fraley has a B grade against right-handed 4-seamers

      Pitch Type % of Arsenal    4-Seam (R)
      61%
         Slider (R)
      29%
         Sinker (R)
      6%

      Contact and Outcomes

      11.3% of Jake Fraley's plate appearances result in a strikeout, which is 5.5% lower than the league average. Daniel Palencia strikes out 18.0% of the batters he faces, which is 4.4% higher than the typical MLB rate.

      MLB Typical BP Label 16%         Strikeout -5.5% +4.4% 5%         Walk -1.6% +3.4% 37%         In Play +7.2% -7.8% 39%         On Base +2.3% -0.7% 31%         Hit +3.9% -4.2% 14%         Single +2.3% -2.0% 13%         2B / 3B +2.7% -1.6% 3%         Home Run -1.1% -0.6%

      History

      Jake Fraley has 1 plate appearance against Daniel Palencia in the last 3 years. He is 0 for 1 with a strikeout.

      PA AB H HR 2/3B 1B K BB Avg
      Actual110000100.000
      Expected From Contact →0.000.000.000.000.000
      Expected From Contact
      Date Outcome HR 2/3B 1B Out
      2023-09-03Strikeout

      Expected From Contact: A model predicts the outcome of every ball hit in play based on how it leaves the bat (exit velocity, launch angle, direction, and batter handedness). This helps control for luck, weather, and the park the hitter was in.