Daily Tracker
Every ball struck, how hard, how far — and how many parks it would have left.
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Every row is one batted ball. The Parks column is the one to read: it counts how many of the thirty ballparks the ball would have cleared, so a fly out reading 25/30 was a home run swing that met the wrong wall. Distance is measured to where the ball came down, so the average across all balls sits well short of a home run — ground balls are in it.
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Francisco Alvarez
Chase Silseth113.75°140.7000/30·SingleFrancisco LindorCody Bradford111.516°321.7100/30✓Line Out
Coby Mayo
CJ Van Eyk110.922°363.98020/30✓Double · Near HREvery row is one ball put in play. Parks is the column to read: how many of the thirty ballparks the ball would have cleared, so a fly out reading 25/30 was a home run swing that met the wrong wall. Dist is how far it went before it came down, which is why the average across every ball is well short of a home run — ground balls are in it too.
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Every ball put in play on a given day, with how hard it was hit, how far it went, and how many of the thirty ballparks it would have cleared.