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Chase Solesky

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Playing TimeDefensevs Relief Pitchers▶
Games Pitched1
Games Started0
Innings Pitched3
Batters Faced17
Pitches Thrown58
ResultsDefensevs Relief Pitchers▶
Wins0
Losses0
Earned Runs2
Earned Run Average6.00
Runs Allowed2
Hits Allowed6
Hits per 918.0
Walks and Hits per Inning2.33
Home Runs Allowed1
Home Runs per 93.0
Strikeouts4
Strikeout Rate23.5%
Strikeouts per 912.0
CommandDefensevs Relief Pitchers▶
Walks Allowed1
Walk Rate5.9%
Strikeout to Walk Ratio4.00
Walks per 93.0
Intentional Walks0
Hit Batters0
Wild Pitches0
Balks0
Strike Rate67.2%
ReliefDefensevs Relief Pitchers▶
Saves0
Save Opportunities0
Blown Saves0
Holds1
Games Finished0
Inherited Runners0
Inherited Runners Scored0
1 games
DateOppIPWLSVHHRKBBERAWHIP
TBMay 18, 2026BALBAL300061416.002.33

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