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Pitch Profiler is your personal front office, from anywhere. Grade any arm Statcast tracks, rank them, compare them head to head, build game and season reports, tap an API, and run pro-grade reports on your own pitchers. This thread walks through every tool.

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A front office without the front office budget. Drop in a Trackman or Rapsodo file, get a pro-grade pitch report in minutes. Here is what the Player Development suite gives coaches, one tool per post.

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Pitch Profiler is your personal front office, from anywhere. Grade any arm Statcast tracks, rank them, compare them head to head, build game and season reports, tap an API, and run pro-grade reports on your own pitchers. This thread walks through every tool.

Pitch Profiler player dashboard with percentile rankings and distributions.

Tyler Mahle's four-seam graded the weakest stuff of the postseason at 85 proStuff+, even though hitters have managed just a .178 wOBA against it. Kevin Gausman is next at 86, Ian Seymour at 87.

Sonny Gray's stuff has had the least life of anyone this postseason, a 92 proStuff+ with soft shape and not much life on anything. The 3.86 ERA over 4.2 innings tracks with it. Nick Martinez is next at 95, Kevin Gausman at 96.

Jacob Misiorowski ran it up to 104.8 this postseason, the hardest pitch thrown in baseball over that span. He has backed it up too, a 1.89 ERA over 19 innings. Mason Miller topped out at 103.5, Edgardo Henriquez at 103.4.

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JoJo Romero's sweeper is the best executed pitch of this postseason, a 138 proPitching+. 84 mph with 17 inches of horizontal break, a .200 wOBA allowed on 53 thrown. Gavin Williams's sinker graded next at 134, Jacob Misiorowski's four-seam third at 133.

Mason Miller's slider is filthy this postseason, 88.8 with -11.4 horizontal break and a 42 percent whiff rate, grading out at 132 proStuff+. Trevor Megill is right there, both at 132 with his knuckle curve. Jacob Misiorowski's slider follows at 131.

Trevor Megill's four-seam was the best executed pitch of the day, a 147 proPitching+ at 99.1 mph with two whiffs on 17 thrown in two scoreless-minded innings. Drew Rasmussen's sinker graded 145, Jacob Misiorowski's heater 136.

Trevor Megill's knuckle curve was the filthiest pitch of the day yesterday, a 134 proStuff+ at 89.7 mph with 3 whiffs on 12 thrown. Jacob Misiorowski's slider graded next at 133, his curveball third at 130.

Jacob Misiorowski ran it up to 103.0 yesterday, the hardest pitch thrown in baseball on the day, to go with 5.2 shutout innings and two punchies. Trevor Megill topped out at 100.3, Abner Uribe at 98.4.

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JoJo Romero posted the sharpest outing of the day, a 148 proPitching+ in two thirds of a perfect inning with a strikeout. Trevor Megill graded next at 130 with two scoreless, Abner Uribe at 125.

Trevor Megill brought the nastiest stuff in baseball yesterday, a 122 proStuff+ to go with two innings and three strikeouts. JoJo Romero graded next at 111, Abner Uribe at 102, both tossing up zeroes too.

Jacob Misiorowski had the best executed outing of the day, a 125 proPitching+ to go with 5.2 innings of two hit ball, no runs allowed and two strikeouts. Stuff and location both working yesterday.

Jacob Misiorowski just posted the best single-game starter proStuff+ of the postseason, a 124. The stuff backed it up with 5.2 shutout innings, two hits allowed and just two strikeouts, proof the raw nasty was there even without a ton of whiffs.

Gavin Williams has been a strikeout machine this postseason, 32 punchies in just 16.2 innings to go with a 2.16 ERA. Drew Rasmussen is next at 27 over 24.2 innings, Parker Messick third at 17.

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Gavin Williams has been a strikeout machine this postseason, a 43.3 K-BB% with 33 punchies against just 6 walks and a 2.16 ERA over 16.2 innings. Sean Burke follows at 35.3, Chris Sale at 30.6.

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Gavin Williams has been untouchable this postseason, a 0.35 FIP with 33 strikeouts against just 6 walks and zero homers allowed over 16.2 innings. Cam Schlittler is next at 1.41, Yoshinobu Yamamoto at 1.75.

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Robert Gasser has been untouchable this postseason, a 0.60 ERA with 15 innings, 9 strikeouts and just 1 homer allowed. Michael King is right there at 0.75, Tyler Mahle next at 1.35.

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Nick Martinez's slider was the best executed pitch of the day, a 139 proPitching+ on just 5 thrown in a scoreless two innings. Griffin Jax's four-seam and JoJo Romero's sinker both graded at 137 right behind it.

Griffin Jax's changeup was the nastiest pitch of the day, a 121 proStuff+ at 90.1 with 8 whiffs on 22 thrown. He even topped his own mark twice more, grading at 119 and 118 on it too. That kind of shape is just unfair.

Abner Uribe ran it up to 99.7 yesterday, the hardest pitch thrown in baseball on the day, to go with 2 shutout innings and 2 strikeouts. Trevor Megill topped out at 99.4, Aaron Ashby at 99.0, and both kept zeros too.

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JoJo Romero posted the sharpest outing of the day yesterday at a 138 proPitching+, a clean inning with no baserunners. Abner Uribe and Shane Drohan are both at 120, though Drohan's line (4 H, 1 ER, no outs recorded) shows the grade is about execution, not the result.

Aaron Ashby's stuff was filthy yesterday, a 111 proStuff+ to go with 2.1 scoreless innings and 3 strikeouts. Bryan Baker graded next at 108 with a clean 2.0 innings, DL Hall at 107 in 1.2 scoreless of his own.

Griffin Jax posted the best executed outing of the day yesterday, a 117 proPitching+ out of the pen: 4 innings, 6 K's, two runs allowed on four hits including a homer. Stuff and location both graded out well despite the damage.

Griffin Jax had the nastiest stuff on the slate yesterday, a 110 proStuff+. The line got messy (4 IP, 2 ER, a homer) but the swing and miss was real: 6 K's. Stuff grades the pitch, not the box score.

Just one game today and it is a good one. Jacob Misiorowski takes the ball for the Brewers against the Rays, fresh off a 119 proPitching+ day. Who's watching tonight?

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A front office without the front office budget. Drop in a Trackman or Rapsodo file, get a pro-grade pitch report in minutes. Here is what the Player Development suite gives coaches, one tool per post.

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