This is the location of all his individual pitches and a zone chart at the top showing density of locations.
This is the location of all his Sinkers. On average he throws it 92.3 MPH and topping out at 93.9 MPH.
He will typically have 15.9 revolutions (2314 RPM) from hand to the plate. He throws it in the strike zone 45% of the time.
This is the location of all his Sliders. On average he throws it 87.0 MPH and topping out at 89.0 MPH.
He will typically have 19.8 revolutions (2715 RPM) from hand to the plate. He throws it in the strike zone 56% of the time.
This is the location of all his Curveballs. On average he throws it 81.6 MPH and topping out at 83.9 MPH.
He will typically have 22.8 revolutions (2919 RPM) from hand to the plate. He throws it in the strike zone 44% of the time.
This is all his pitches showing horizontal & vertical movement with gravity in inches.
This is the movement of his Sinker. On average the ball moves 13 inches towards a right handed batter
and drops 28 inches . League average horizontal movement is 15 inches and 23 inches drop.
This is the movement of his Slider. On average the ball moves 6 inches away from a right handed batter
and drops 36 inches . League average horizontal movement is 5 inches and 37 inches drop.
This is the movement of his Curveball. On average the ball moves 12 inches away from a right handed batter
and drops 49 inches . League average horizontal movement is 10 inches and 54 inches drop.
This is all his release points. On average he releases the ball 5.5ft from the ground.
This is the release point of all his Sinkers. On average he releases the ball 5.4ft. from the ground.
This is the release point of all his Sliders. On average he releases the ball 5.6ft. from the ground.
This is the release point of all his Curveballs. On average he releases the ball 5.6ft. from the ground.
This all his pitches out of the zone.
This is all his pitches on the edge of the zone.
This is all his swing & misses.
Radial Chart
Barrels
Spray Chart
Here's the flow of all
Scahill's pitches this season. Connecting bars and pie charts
are sized by density of pitches for each count. Sinker Slider Curveball
