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So if zone fit is the underlying reason that Ruiz hit a home run why did Xavier Edwards not go? He had a better zone fit, test score, and matchup grading. How am I supposed to read this and which metrics matter? Why would this example prove the validity of zone fit as a play metric? If Ruiz had better metrics in other areas like pulled barrel, etc. then that would have mattered more as a leaving the park factor. Everyone watched the video but did anyone cash on Ruiz? So then no one could read/trust the data to actually cash on it
Kasper@KasperMLB
Zone fit truthers does this count?
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@Yugi2xupdates yugi be the loudest but when it came down to it, nigga did a weak ass hit & ran. saw his man’s arky was in the heat of the battle so he had to join in w more weak shit so he dont look crazy on stream
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@heretohelp442 yall don’t wanna have a real talk about guy in the red hoodie. lmao yall gon kill me
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@Kohlminer_115 @MJCLocks they was hating on my bread smh. next time champ🤣
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Ts getting weirder by the day 🤣 you gotta pick all the sleeper +1000 picks or you stealin
huh💵@WyaParlay
@EVFrenzy shit like this fry me🤣it’s 8 games & everybody that looks at data knows Rice & Muncy in great spots….why tf wouldn’t they have Rice & Muncy. “welp he chose Rice & Muncy, guess i can’t pick them now” lmao tf ??
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it’s 8 games today, who they posed to have?
HYDN@justHYDN
now everybody got a 3 leg with Rice and Muncy lol.
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@TheHome_RunKing @duBBle_13 @KasperMLB his point wasn’t “who’s better”
it was PF copied his UI. which is very obvious.
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@duBBle_13 @KasperMLB When compared to PropFinder, PropFinder is so much better there’s hardly even a comparison
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How in the world do you think your shitty ass website was “copied” by PropFinder 🤣 @KasperMLB
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@LacyHimself @nikitabier dude says communities are toxic and wants to delete it every other week…but now it’s a bad decision
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@nikitabier very bad decision. Creators across the entire internet use these communities on a daily basis to interact with their supporters. Nobody is using these weak ass group chats ❗️
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@nch4295 @WyaParlay The way he moves his arms when he runs pisses me off fr. But also he’s just not used to running while dribbling the ball
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@Pickolopicks good God. I love when someone puts this much deep thought into an analysis. Whether this hits or not, idc. i’m tailing & i appreciate your efforts. my cock is hard.
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Gunnar Henderson (LHB) HR +410 | 0.5u
Against RHP fastballs (4-seamers, sinkers, cutters), Henderson's 2025 contact data is elite: 95.1 mph average EV, 108 mph EV90, 113.9 mph maxEV, 9.4% barrel rate, and a staggering 61.3% hard-hit rate across 900 pitches. The 2026 sample carries it forward; 93.6 EV, 12.5% Brl%, 59.4% HardHit%, and the launch angle has climbed from 7.9° last year to a much more dangerous 15.3° LA. He's lifting fastballs in the barrel zone against righties, and his overall 2026 line vs RHP (fastball/breaking/offspeed mix) shows a .383 wOBA and 156 wRC+ on a 60% HardHit% and 20.4° average LA. This is a hitter squaring up velocity from the right side and doing it in the air.
Lugo's primary category; fastballs account for ~52% of his 2026 usage (4Seam 19.2%, Sinker 20.3%, Cutter 12.4%); has quietly become a demolition zone for LHB. The 4-seamer has lost 2.6 mph off its 2022 peak (94.3 → 91.7) while holding only 15.3 inches of iVB and a -4.5 VAA, which is dead-zone shape at that velocity tier. The results show it: .382 xwOBA, .402 xwoBACON, 13.3% Brl%, 46.7% HardHit% vs LHB in 2025, with the xwoBACON climbing to .444 on the pitch in 2026. His sinker gave up a .432 xwoBACON to LHB in 2025 with a 96.1 mph average FB EV allowed; when lefties lift his sinker, it goes a long way. Stuff+ on the 4-seamer sits at 92 (FA) / 81 (SI) in 2026, and his overall Stuff+ has collapsed from 93 last year to 87 this year, with a botStf of 36 (bottom-tier). The shape data and results are aligned: this is a hittable fastball package.
The secondary weapons against lefties are arguably worse. Lugo's cutter has posted a .561 xwoBACON in 2026 (after .541 in 2025), his changeup has been catastrophic at .506 xwOBA, .506 xwoBACON, 57.1% HardHit%, 14.3% Brl%, and his newly-expanded slider (5.4% → 12.4% usage) has been annihilated by LHB for .522 xwOBA, .731 xwoBACON, 20% Brl%, and a 108.5 mph FB EV on contact. The slider's shape (-5.8 iHB, 0 iVB at 83.9 mph) is essentially a batting-practice breaking ball to a lefty with Henderson's bat speed. Across his entire non-curveball arsenal, every pitch posts an xwoBACON above .440 vs LHB in 2026. There is no safe harbor outside the curve.
Henderson's batted-ball log over his last 15 BIP vs RHP is a barrel gallery: 107.1 mph off Houser, 103.6 mph line drive off Bibee, 103.2 mph triple off Nelson, 102.7 mph (Hoffmann), 101.5 mph off Thompson, and a 96.1 mph / 34.7° home run off Logan Webb's cutter on 4/11. Eight of his last 15 tracked balls in play registered 95+ mph exit velocity, and he's posting a 40% FB% and 21.4% HR/FB in 2026 against right-handers. The air-ball engine is humming, the pull side is active (46.7% Pull% in 2026), and the bat speed on the recorded barrels is sitting 75-78 mph. He's squaring velocity with lift.
The natural counter here is Lugo's curveball; a genuine outlier pitch that has held LHB to .197 xwOBA and .287 xwoBACON in 2026 with a 3,102 RPM spin rate and 23 inches of total break (97th percentile spin). But Lugo has throttled curveball usage from 32.4% in 2025 down to 20.9% in 2026, and he's only thrown it for strikes 65.8% of the time. Henderson's 2025 breaking ball profile vs RHP (92.8 EV, 9.7% Brl%, 48.6% HardHit%) shows he doesn't get bullied by quality spin when he catches one. Even if Lugo leans on the curve, Henderson only needs to lay off it and wait for one of the 4 other pitches that grade out as borderline unplayable against lefties.
Kauffman plays to a 97 HR park factor for LHB over 2025-2026, but tonight's environment rewrites that. First pitch 72.9°F with 13.9 mph winds blowing straight out to the south, and the stadium's own impact grading flags this as ideal for batting and poor for pitching. Warm dense-to-thin-transition air with double-digit wind pushing toward the pull-side gap turns Kauffman's expansive right-center power alley from a HR killer into a HR conduit for a left-handed pull-air hitter.
At +410, You're backing a lefty generating 95+ mph EVs with 15°+ launch angles against a RHP whose fastball Stuff+ has collapsed to 92, whose cutter/changeup/slider all post xwoBACONs above .500 vs LHB, and whose only legitimate HR-suppressing pitch accounts for barely 20% of his usage. Layer in wind blowing out at 13.9 mph and you have the exact contact-profile-meets-environment stack that HR props are priced to miss.

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