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DET

Andrew Sears

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Playing TimeDefensevs Starting Pitchers▶
Games Pitched5
Games Started3
Innings Pitched14.2
Batters Faced82
Pitches Thrown323
ResultsDefensevs Starting Pitchers▶
Wins0
Losses1
Earned Runs10
Earned Run Average6.14
Runs Allowed16
Hits Allowed20
Hits per 912.3
Walks and Hits per Inning1.84
Home Runs Allowed2
Home Runs per 91.2
Strikeouts13
Strikeout Rate15.9%
Strikeouts per 98.0
CommandDefensevs Starting Pitchers▶
Walks Allowed7
Walk Rate8.5%
Strikeout to Walk Ratio1.86
Walks per 94.3
Intentional Walks0
Hit Batters3
Wild Pitches1
Balks0
Strike Rate60.7%
StartingDefensevs Starting Pitchers▶
Complete Games0
Shutouts0
5 games
DateOppIPWLSVHHRKBBERAWHIP
DETSep 18, 2026@CWSCWS0.200010030.006.00
DETSep 12, 2026COLCOL4.100071518.311.85
DETSep 4, 2026@CLECLE4.200040421.931.29
DETAug 29, 2026LADLAD100020100.002.00
DETAug 23, 2026@KCKC4010613111.251.75

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