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@RaysBaseball Tampa Bay Rays vs Cam Schlittler
The Rays' current roster has 17 hits in 70 at-bats against Cam Schlittler, with 21 strikeouts across 73 PA. Can Tampa Bay string together contact and turn those hits into a rally?
@Braves Atlanta Braves vs Brady Singer
Atlanta's current roster has seven homers, four doubles and 11 walks against Brady Singer across 100 PA. Can the Braves bring that extra-base history into today's matchup?
@Yankees@StarrCompanies New York Yankees vs Ian Seymour
Limited history with a power-versus-strikeouts contrast: the Yankees' current roster has three homers against Ian Seymour, but 20 strikeouts in 40 PA. Can New York find another pitch to drive?
@Reds@PNCBank Cincinnati Reds vs Tyler Mahle
Limited history, loud results: Cincinnati's current roster is 13-for-27 against Tyler Mahle with five homers and six walks in 33 PA. A small sample—not a forecast—but plenty to watch for the Reds.
@Brewers@NicoletLaw Milwaukee Brewers vs Andrew Painter
Limited history, encouraging contact: Milwaukee's current roster is 6-for-20 against Andrew Painter with a double, a homer and three walks in 24 PA. Can the Brewers keep finding ways on base?
@RedSox A first look for Boston against Daniel Espino. His four-seamer accounts for 61.3% of his mix with a 42.7% whiff rate. Only 243 pitches tracked overall—how will the Red Sox handle that fastball-heavy approach?
@Phillies@IBX The Phillies' current roster is 16-for-48 against Bryse Wilson, with two doubles, two homers and five walks in 54 PA. Can Philadelphia keep that combination of contact and patience going?
@Cardinals@KMOXSports St. Louis Cardinals vs Paul Skenes
The Cardinals' current roster has 23 hits in 89 at-bats against Paul Skenes, including two homers. There are also 28 strikeouts in 92 PA. Can St. Louis turn its familiarity into another productive day?
@Pirates@SNPittsburgh@KDKARadio Pittsburgh Pirates vs Kyle Leahy
Pittsburgh's current roster is 17-for-48 against Kyle Leahy, with three homers and five walks across 54 PA. Can the Pirates build on that encouraging history?
@Mariners@SeattleSports Seattle Mariners vs Ethan Pecko
No roster history for Seattle against Ethan Pecko. His early mix spreads almost evenly across four-seamers, sinkers, cutters and sweepers. With just 487 pitches tracked, can the Mariners identify a pitch to drive on their first look?
@Athletics@Vegas Athletics vs Walbert Ureña
The Athletics have nine hits in 36 AB against Walbert Ureña, but just one extra-base hit. Limited history at 40 PA—can they turn more of that contact into damage today?
@Padres San Diego Padres vs Yoshinobu Yamamoto
San Diego has four doubles and two homers against Yoshinobu Yamamoto across 100 PA, but also 30 strikeouts. Can the Padres find enough contact to build a rally?
@Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers vs Robbie Ray
The Dodgers have brought power and patience against Robbie Ray: 13 homers, 12 doubles and 29 walks across 224 PA from the current roster. Can LA keep making those baserunners count?
@Angels@WatchABTV@AngelsRadioKLAA@FBMSupply Los Angeles Angels vs Jeffrey Springs
The Angels have 12 hits and seven walks against Jeffrey Springs across 50 PA, including two doubles and two homers. Limited history, but can they keep putting pressure on him?
@Marlins@MarlinsRadio@radiomambi710@1043wqam Miami Marlins vs Kevin Gausman
Miami has eight hits in 28 AB against Kevin Gausman, but only one extra-base hit. Limited history at 30 PA—can the Marlins add some damage to that contact?
@Cubs@ofcwrigleyfield@WatchMarquee@MotorolaUS Chicago Cubs vs Ryan Gusto
The Cubs have made plenty of contact count against Ryan Gusto: 15-for-36 with three doubles and two homers. Limited history at 40 PA, but can Chicago keep finding pitches to drive?
@Dbacks@BannerHealth Arizona Diamondbacks vs Mason Adams
Arizona gets its first roster look at Mason Adams. His four-seamer and sinker account for 58% of his early mix. Just 388 pitches tracked overall—can the D-backs find fastballs to drive without reading too much into small-sample results?
@Mets@Novig New York Mets vs Cody Bradford
The Mets have a fastball to watch against Cody Bradford: 51.8% usage, with a .333 AVG and .506 SLG allowed across 97 PA. Can New York capitalize on his most-used pitch?