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Interesting Stat Re: Fastballs and World Series

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In 4 of the last 5 seasons the team with the highest average MPH made the World Series.

 

Power pitching helps get you there.

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....yet all 4 lost the Series.

KC is in the top 5 in hitting in Avg/Slug/ and something else vs 95+ MPH pitches. I'll see if I can find the stat.

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KC is in the top 5 in hitting in Avg/Slug/ and something else vs 95+ MPH pitches. I'll see if I can find the stat.

 

I posted that stat somewhere. KC has the best batting average in MLB against 95+ MPH fastballs .

Here it is...

 

@jeffPassan

Royals vs. 95-mph+ pitches, MLB ranks in parentheses:

 

BA: .284 (1st)

SLG: .432 (2nd)

K%: 15.1% (1st)

 

Mets throw the most 95-mph+ pitches.

Fastball is doing nothing for the Mets. KC didn't swing and miss one fastball last night.

They had some stat last night about the number of pitches that both Harvey and deGrom had thrown with two strikes AND the KC batters had swung and missed. It was a crazy, crazy number. Wish I could find it.

If I heard it correctly this morning on the radio.

 

In the five innings deGrom pitched. KC had 23 foul balls and 3 swinging strikes.

 

They really made him work.

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