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MLBhitter vs arsenal

+7 pts

Matt Shaw is a worse strikeout risk than usual tonight, and his season strikeout rate does not show it. He strikes out 26% of the time against the kind of pitches Kyle Harrison throws, compared with 18% against everyone else — 7 points worse. The reason is the four-seam fb: Kyle Harrison throws it 58% of the time, and Matt Shaw strikes out 26% of the time against it across 47 plate appearances. A season strikeout rate averages every kind of pitcher he has faced, so a matchup like this disappears into it. Based on 58% of what this pitcher throws — he has not faced the rest often enough to measure.

Published Monday, August 31, 2026

Matt Shaw is a worse strikeout risk than usual tonight, and his season strikeout rate does not show it. He strikes out 26% of the time against the kind of pitches Kyle Harrison throws, compared with 18% against everyone else — 7 points worse. The reason is the four-seam fb: Kyle Harrison throws it 58% of the time, and Matt Shaw strikes out 26% of the time against it across 47 plate appearances. A season strikeout rate averages every kind of pitcher he has faced, so a matchup like this disappears into it. Based on 58% of what this pitcher throws — he has not faced the rest often enough to measure.

THE BET THIS ARGUED FOR

Matt Shaw Over 0.5 strikeouts

THE NUMBERS

player id
807713
player name
Matt Shaw
team
Chicago Cubs
matchup
Milwaukee Brewers @ Chicago Cubs
pitcher name
Kyle Harrison
direction
vulnerable
headline
+7 pts
weighted krate
0.255
own baseline
0.182
k delta
0.073
weighted avg
0.325
mix covered
0.578
detail
Matt Shaw is a worse strikeout risk than usual tonight, and his season strikeout rate does not show it. He strikes out 26% of the time against the kind of pitches Kyle Harrison throws, compared with 18% against everyone else — 7 points worse. The reason is the four-seam fb: Kyle Harrison throws it 58% of the time, and Matt Shaw strikes out 26% of the time against it across 47 plate appearances. A season strikeout rate averages every kind of pitcher he has faced, so a matchup like this disappears into it. Based on 58% of what this pitcher throws — he has not faced the rest often enough to measure.

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