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Matchup History for Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Head-to-head batter vs pitcher history for this slate.

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How to Read This Page

What the columns mean and how to read them
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Every row carries plate appearances alongside the rate stats, and that number is the first thing to read. Eleven career plate appearances is an anecdote; sixty is a small sample with some signal. Year filters let you narrow to recent seasons or open the whole history, and the sample count updates with the filter so the two never disagree.

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About MLB Matchup History

Batter-versus-pitcher history for the hitters and starters on the slate, with the sample size printed next to every line. It shows what has actually happened between these two players rather than what a model expects.

How to read it

Every row carries plate appearances alongside the rate stats, and that number is the first thing to read. Eleven career plate appearances is an anecdote; sixty is a small sample with some signal. Year filters let you narrow to recent seasons or open the whole history, and the sample count updates with the filter so the two never disagree.

Where the numbers come from

Aggregated from historical plate-appearance results between each batter and pitcher pair on the slate, filtered by the seasons you select. Nothing here is projected — it is a record of completed plate appearances.

Who it's for

For anyone who wants the head-to-head record without the framing that usually accompanies it. Presenting the sample size as prominently as the average is the point: most batter-versus-pitcher lines are too small to lean on, and the board says so.

What the MLB stats mean
PA / ABPlate appearances and at-bats. Every trip to the plate is a plate appearance; walks, hit-by-pitches and sacrifices do not count as at-bats.
AVGBatting average — hits per at-bat.
SLGTotal bases per at-bat, so a double counts double a single.
ISOExtra-base power — extra bases per at-bat, with singles taken out.
wOBAOne number for overall hitting value. Unlike batting average, it counts a home run more than a double and a double more than a walk.
xBA / xwOBAThe "expected" versions of those stats, based on how hard and at what angle the ball was hit rather than whether it happened to drop in for a hit. Good for spotting a hitter who is hitting the ball well without the results yet.
EVExit velocity — how fast the ball leaves the bat, in mph.
HH%Hard-hit rate — share of batted balls struck at 95 mph or harder.
BRRL% / BarrelShare of batted balls hit hard AND at the angle that most often goes for extra bases. The most productive kind of contact.
K% / BB%How often a hitter strikes out or walks, as a share of the batters faced.
Whiff%How often hitters swing and miss, out of all their swings.
SwStr%How often any pitch thrown gets a swing and a miss.
GB% / LD% / FB%Share of batted balls that stay on the ground, are line drives, or go in the air.
Pull%Share of batted balls hit to the batter’s power side.
Grades (A+ to F)A letter grade for the matchup, A+ being the strongest. Separate grades cover home runs, extra-base hits and hits.
Form tagA read on the last one to two weeks. SURGE is hottest and FREEZE is coldest; PWR and HH+ flag power and hard contact specifically.