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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

The whole front office. Pick your level: Free: homepage, standings, leaderboards. MLB: every MLB tool. All-Star: all of it plus API access. Player Development Lite: the Intended Location Tracker. Player Development: pro reports for your own arms. Start at MLBPitchProfiler.com

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Even MLB fastballs miss their spot by about a foot. The Intended Location Tracker measures that gap: log the target, get the miss distance, the miss direction, and how consistently he misses the same way. (Player Development Lite, included in all Player Development tiers)

Intended Locations Report: miss density by pitch type versus both batter hands, attack zones by count, and outcomes per pitch.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

The Rapsodo report generator does the same for the Rapsodo crowd. Feed it a session and it returns a clean, pro-grade breakdown of every pitch, shapes and grades included. (Player Development Tier only)

Rapsodo stadium report for an amateur pitcher.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

The Trackman report generator turns a Trackman file into a pro-style report on your pitcher, the same shapes and grades we run on big leaguers. Upload a session and the report comes back ready to hand to a player. (Player Development Tier only)

Trackman stadium report for an amateur pitcher.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

The Player Development Dashboard takes your college Trackman files, stadium or portable, and returns an MLB-level report on your own arms: three grades on every pitch, percentile outcomes, command maps, and splits versus both hands. (Player Development Tier only)

Player Development Dashboard with pitch grades, percentile outcomes, and command maps.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

The API hands you the whole engine: career, season, game, and pitch-by-pitch data, pulled into a notebook, a spreadsheet, or your own app in a few lines of code. Build on the same data our tools run on.

API documentation with endpoints and a code example.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Pitch Graphs bring that plotting down to the pitch-type level, with a trend line per pitch. You can see how much a better fastball is worth versus a better slider.

Per-pitch-type scatter plots with trend lines.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Pitcher Graphs let you plot any two stats against each other across the league, like run value against pitching quality, and the outliers jump right out.

Scatter plot of run value versus pitching quality across the league.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Pitch Leaderboards do the same one level down: the best individual pitches in baseball, ranked by quality. If you want the nastiest slider in the league, it is on the board, and the dashboard tab is free.

Sortable leaderboard of the best individual pitches by quality.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Pitcher Leaderboards rank every arm by stuff, command, and overall pitching quality, all sortable. The dashboard tab is free, so you can dig in right now at no cost.

Sortable pitcher leaderboard by stuff, command, and pitching quality.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Standings go past wins and losses to ELO, expected win percentage, projected final records, and live playoff odds that move with every game.

Standings table with ELO and projections, and a playoff-odds graph.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Environmental Factors separates a pitcher's movement from the air it travels through. Pull out temperature, elevation, and humidity to see him on a neutral mound, or set any conditions to see how that same stuff would play in any park.

Movement change by temperature, elevation, and humidity.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Optimal Pitch Mix compares how a pitcher uses his stuff to how he should, by count and by batter hand. It flags the pitches he is leaving on the table and the ones he overthrows, so he can get more out of the arsenal he already has.

Actual versus optimal pitch usage by count and batter handedness.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Arsenal Interactions treats pitching as a system, not a list. A 3D tunnel view plus a grid for how each pitch plays off the others, so you can see which pairings make the whole mix tougher to square up.

3D pitch tunnel view and arsenal interaction grid.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Movement Components splits a pitch's break into its parts: the Magnus movement from spin, the seam-shifted wake, and the actual movement. It shows you what is really moving the ball.

Pitch movement decomposed into Magnus, seam-shifted wake, and actual.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Dynamic Dead Zone shows where a pitcher's pitches move versus where his arm slot says they should. The further a pitch breaks from that expectation, the tougher it is for a hitter to sit on.

Dynamic dead zone chart of pitch movement versus arm-slot expectation.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Pitcher Comparison puts two arms side by side, movement profiles and every grade lined up next to each other. It also works on one pitcher across two windows, like pre-injury versus now.

Two pitchers compared side by side with movement profiles and grades.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Season Summaries are that same report zoomed out to a full year: every pitch a guy threw, his movement, his mix, and where each pitch grades out over the season. You can export it as an image or a video.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Game Summaries take a single outing and break it all the way down: release point, movement, pitch mix, and a quality grade on every pitch from that start. Export the whole thing as a clean image or a video report.

Single-game pitching report: release point, movement, pitch grades.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30m

Pitch Profiler is your personal front office, from anywhere. Grade any arm Statcast tracks, rank them, compare them head to head, build game and season reports, tap an API, and run pro-grade reports on your own pitchers. This thread walks through every tool.

Pitch Profiler player dashboard with percentile rankings and distributions.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 31m

Jacob Misiorowski's four seam leads all pitches in run value at 29. 100.6 mph with 15.3 inches of ride, a 40 percent whiff rate, and a .244 wOBA against on 1677 thrown. Cam Schlittler is next at 28, Nolan McLean at 27.

Pitch Type Run Value leaderboard showing top players

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 31m

Jacob Misiorowski leads baseball in run value at 52, and the rest of the line backs it up: 1.80 ERA, 252 strikeouts, just 0.80 WHIP over 174.2 innings. Yoshinobu Yamamoto sits next at 44, Cam Schlittler at 41.

Pitcher Run Value leaderboard showing top players

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 31m

Three different guys, same message to runners: stay put. Shota Imanaga, Tanner Bibee, and Michael McGreevy are all tied at 9 Bases Prevented in 2026, the running game shut down behind each of them.

Bases Prevented leaderboard showing top players

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 31m

Zack Wheeler's four-seam graded as the most effective pitch of the night this postseason, 131 proPitching+, 25 thrown with 3 whiffs at 95.2 mph even with 4 runs allowed over 4 innings. Robert Suarez matched him, both at 131. Didier Fuentes next at 129.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 31m

Chris Sale's slider was filthy last night, a 116 proStuff+ with 4 whiffs on 12 thrown at 80.1. Oddly enough the same grade shows up twice at the top, both at 116, with Zack Wheeler's curveball next at 114.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 31m

Jhoan Duran ran it up to 101.1 last night, the hardest pitch thrown in baseball this postseason, and he backed it up with a clean inning and two punchies. Robert Suarez peaked at 99.6, Didier Fuentes at 99.0.

Daily Velocity leaderboard showing top players

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 31m

Didier Fuentes was the sharpest reliever on the mound last night, a 122 proPitching+ in a clean inning this postseason. Robert Suarez graded next at 115 despite allowing a hit, and Chris Sale sat at 107 with three strikeouts over 1.1 innings.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 31m

Chris Sale's stuff out of the pen was filthy last night, a 114 proStuff+ with 3 strikeouts in 1.1 scoreless. Jonathan Bowlan graded next at 113 despite a homer allowed, Jhoan Duran at 111 with 2 K in a clean inning. This postseason is bringing out the nasty.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Sean Sullivan's four-seam grades as the softest shape in baseball this year, a 68 proStuff+ at 87.6 mph, and hitters are slugging to a .549 wOBA against it. Matt Wilkinson and Lucas Giolito are both at 69.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

The softest raw stuff of the season belongs to Michael McGreevy and Nick Martinez, both at 91 proStuff+. McGreevy owns a 3.95 ERA, Martinez 3.10 despite the modest shape. Seth Lugo is next at 92.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Jacob Misiorowski ran it up to 105.5 this season, the hardest pitch thrown in baseball, to go with a 1.80 ERA and 252 strikeouts over 174.2 innings. Edgardo Henriquez and Ben Joyce are both next at 104.5.

Velocity leaderboard showing top players

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Evan Phillips's four-seam has been the best executed pitch in baseball this season, a 129 proPitching+ at 96.9 with 15.5 inches of ride and a 27 percent whiff rate. Anthony Bender is tied right there at 129, Nolan McLean next at 128.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Max Meyer's sweeper is the nastiest shape in the game this year, a 129 proStuff+ at 89.0 mph with -8.9 inches of horizontal break and a 36 percent whiff rate on 537 thrown. Will Klein and Grant Taylor are tied right behind at 128.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Will Warren's four-seam was the best executed pitch of the night this postseason, a 158 proPitching+ at 96.0 with two whiffs on 11 thrown, even in a short 1.2 inning outing that included a homer. Bradgley Rodriguez graded next at 156, AJ Blubaugh at 142.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Mason Miller's slider was the nastiest single pitch of this postseason by proStuff+, a 135 grade on a pitch that touched 88.4 with two whiffs in a scoreless inning. Andrew Painter graded next at 129, Hunter Brown at 126.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Mason Miller ran it up to 102.7 last night, the hardest pitch thrown in baseball this postseason, and he backed it up with a clean inning and two strikeouts. Jordan Hicks topped out at 101.3 with three K's, Daniel Palencia at 100.8.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Will Warren's execution graded out best of any reliever last night at a 143 proPitching+, even though a solo homer got him for a run in 1.2 innings. Grade the process, not the pitch that left. Josh Hader and AJ Blubaugh are both at 131 this postseason.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Mason Miller's stuff was the nastiest a reliever has shown all postseason, a 120 proStuff+ that stands as the best single-game mark of the playoffs. He backed it up with a clean inning and two strikeouts. Andrew Painter and Will Warren are both at 117.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Sonny Gray's execution graded out at 117 proPitching+ last night, best of the postseason slate, even with a rockier line of 4.2 IP and 2 ER on 6 H. Max Fried was next at 108, Cristopher Sanchez at 106.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Cristopher Sanchez brought the nastiest stuff of the night this postseason, a 107 proStuff+ with 6.2 innings and six strikeouts despite some traffic along the way. Sean Burke graded next at 104, Max Fried third at 103.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 23h

Only one game on the slate today, and it is a good one. Phillies at Braves is the game of the day. Who are you tuning in for?

Daily Schedule leaderboard showing top players

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30/09/2026

Jacob Misiorowski leads all starters at 6.6 WAR, backing it up with a 1.80 ERA and 252 strikeouts in 174.2 innings. Cristopher Sanchez and Cam Schlittler are both right behind at 6.2.

Starting Pitcher WAR leaderboard showing top players

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30/09/2026

Jacob Misiorowski leads all starters with 252 strikeouts this season, backed by a 1.80 ERA and a ridiculous 0.80 WHIP over 174.2 innings. Gavin Williams sits next at 248, Dylan Cease at 239.

Starting Pitcher Strikeouts leaderboard showing top players

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30/09/2026

Jacob Misiorowski is running a 31.3 K-BB% this season, 252 strikeouts against just 44 walks over 174.2 innings with a 1.80 ERA. Chris Sale sits at 26.1, Gavin Williams at 25.1.

Starting Pitcher K-BB% leaderboard showing top players

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30/09/2026

Jacob Misiorowski leads all starters with a 2.17 FIP, backed by a 1.80 ERA and 252 strikeouts against just 44 walks in 174.2 innings. Chris Sale is next at 2.29, Dylan Cease at 2.56.

Starting Pitcher FIP leaderboard showing top players

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30/09/2026

Jacob Misiorowski leads baseball with a 1.80 ERA, and the 0.80 WHIP with 252 strikeouts in 174.2 innings makes it look real. Cam Schlittler sits at 1.95, Chris Sale at 2.16.

Starting Pitcher ERA leaderboard showing top players

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30/09/2026

Josh Hader's sinker was the best executed pitch of the night this postseason, a 176 proPitching+ on just 7 thrown with 2 whiffs at 95.7. Backed it up with a scoreless inning. Jacob Webb's four-seam graded next at 164, Joe Musgrove's curveball at 163.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30/09/2026

Grant Taylor's slider was filthy last night, a 123 proStuff+ at 89.0 mph with 4 whiffs on 17 thrown. His curveball graded 122 right behind it. Cam Schlittler's curveball checked in at 120 this postseason.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30/09/2026

Jhoan Duran ran it up to 102.0 last night, the hardest pitch thrown in baseball this postseason. The results were ugly though, 3 runs allowed on a homer in 2 innings. Alex McFarlane topped out at 101.6, Cam Schlittler at 101.0 in a scoreless outing with 10 K's.

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Pitch Profiler @mlbpitchprofiler.com · 30/09/2026

Dylan Lee and Josh Hader both put together the sharpest executed relief innings of the night this postseason, both at 152 proPitching+. Lee worked a clean 1.0 IP with a strikeout, Hader allowed just a hit with a strikeout of his own. Jacob Webb was next at 146.

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