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MLBcontact quality pitcher hr prone
2.02 HR/9
HOME RUN PRONE
Published Friday, September 18, 2026
Tyler Phillips has allowed 15 home runs in 66.8 innings this season — 2.02 per nine, against a league rate near 1.25. His ERA is 4.39. ERA is the number everyone quotes and it is the wrong one for a home run market: a low-ERA fly-ball pitcher gives up more homers than a higher-ERA groundballer, and ERA cannot tell them apart.
THE NUMBERS
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pitcher_hr_prone
direction
prone
pitcher id
663969
pitcher name
Tyler Phillips
team
Miami Marlins
matchup
Miami Marlins vs San Diego Padres
headline
2.02 HR/9
hr9
2.02
innings pitched
66.8
home runs allowed
15
era
4.39
detail
Tyler Phillips has allowed 15 home runs in 66.8 innings this season — 2.02 per nine, against a league rate near 1.25. His ERA is 4.39. ERA is the number everyone quotes and it is the wrong one for a home run market: a low-ERA fly-ball pitcher gives up more homers than a higher-ERA groundballer, and ERA cannot tell them apart.
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