OK, so the Cubs couldn't handle the D-Train, but tomorrow is another day. Florida is sending out Dan Barone, who's worked out of the pen a lot this year, but basically throws 3 pitches.
Here's a slightly different way of looking at pitches; "Bubble" plots, using spin rate (rpm) for bubble size.
Two games (not starts) from late August at home.
Release points - notice the slow spin rate pitches towards the top and right of the bunch
Those slow-spinners appear to hit the outside (to a RHH) of the plate
In this plot, you can see three pitches
The 2nd set of fastballs spin a few hundred RPM's slower (20%, roughly), along with less back-spin and more side-spin (190-210 v 230-250 degrees). Likely four-seam and two-seam, respectively.
Here's spin rate v. start speed
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
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