← BAL at NYY, Sep 25, 2026
3:05 PM CT · Yankee Stadium · lineup confirmed
Hitter · NYY · batting 7Anthony Volpe
Bats rightTalent grade DBalancedHot
.293wOBA vs LHP.310xwOBA vs his mix3.5expected PA
Starter · BALTrevor Rogers
Throws leftBTB Stuff 100Trending Up
6.9projected K27%K%2.0trips vs this hitter
Trevor Rogers's pitches, by how they moveHitter's edgeEvenPitcher's edge
-20-100+10+20-20-100+10+20Arm side →← Glove side↑ Rise (in)Fastball: 50% usage, 94.2 mph, +10.9″ arm side, +15.0″ rise. Anthony Volpe: wOBA .339 vs league .344 (about even).Fastball 50%Changeup: 19% usage, 86.8 mph, +13.6″ arm side, +1.1″ rise. Anthony Volpe: wOBA .316 vs league .321 (about even).Changeup 19%Sweeper: 17% usage, 78.1 mph, -10.9″ arm side, +3.6″ rise. Anthony Volpe: wOBA .322 vs league .327 (about even).Sweeper 17%Sinker: 9% usage, 93.6 mph, +17.1″ arm side, +7.4″ rise. Anthony Volpe: wOBA .364 vs league .369 (about even).Sinker 9%Cutter: 6% usage, 83.9 mph, -4.0″ arm side, +3.8″ rise. Anthony Volpe: wOBA .312 vs league .317 (about even).Cutter 6%

Bubble size is how often he throws it. Color is Anthony Volpe's wOBA against pitches shaped like it, compared with league. Hover a pitch for the numbers; the table below has all of them.

MarketBTBWithout the matchupMatchup
1+ hit56.3%56.2%+0.1
2+ total bases31.6%31.1%+0.5
Home run10.0%8.9%+1.1
Matchup: points this starter, his pitch mix, the bullpen and the park add or take away, against the same hitter over the same trips facing league-average opposition. "Without the matchup" takes them back out.
What moves the number
1+ hit
Starter
+0.0
Pitch mix
-0.5
Bullpen
-0.1
Park
+0.6
2+ total bases
Starter
+0.1
Pitch mix
-0.4
Bullpen
-0.1
Park
+1.0
Home run
Starter
+0.2
Pitch mix
-0.2
Bullpen
-0.1
Park
+1.1

Points each piece adds or takes away. The pitch-mix piece is folded into the fitted model when it scores the pair, so it often reads zero.

Pitch by pitch

Anthony Volpe against each of Trevor Rogers's pitches
His pitchUsageVeloMovementHis wOBALeagueHis whiff%LeagueSampleRead
Fastball50%94.2+11″ / +15″.339.34420.8%19.7%11About league average vs these
Changeup19%86.8+14″ / +1″.316.32126.1%27.7%7Little history vs this shape
Sweeper17%78.1-11″ / +4″.322.32719.1%25.0%3Little history vs this shape
Sinker9%93.6+17″ / +7″.364.36914.4%13.5%13About league average vs these
Cutter6%83.9-4″ / +4″.312.31727.0%25.9%5Little history vs this shape
Matched by shape: every pitch in our history that moved like each of the starter's pitches, not just ones with the same name. Movement is horizontal / induced vertical break in inches. Display only; the fitted model reads the matchup its own way.

Statcast

opens on left-handers, the hand he faces tonight

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FormHot
Contact rating17Poor
Last 100 pitches30trending up
wOBA / xwOBA.259 / .276running 18 points behind his contact
Last 12 games, oldest to newest
Hit6/12
2+ total bases3/12
Home run1/12

Context only. Streaks and hot or cold labels don't move a projection: in our tests recent results didn't predict the next two weeks better than the season.

Two strikes

Trevor Rogers BAL · LHPwith two strikes
Trevor Rogers with two strikes. Put-away: share of two-strike pitches that end the at-bat with a strikeout.
PitchOverall2 strikesWhiff%Put-awayLeague put-away
Fastball50%45%20.9%23.6%18.6%
Sweeper17%24%31.4%25.7%20.5%
Changeup19%16%11.6%8.7%18.3%
Sinker9%10%18.2%22.2%17.7%
Cutter6%4%30.0%17.6%17.9%
Anthony Volpe bats Rwith two strikes, vs this hand
Anthony Volpe with two strikes against this hand, shrunk toward league. About league average vs his two-strike stuff
With two strikesHimLeague
K%39.4%41.5%
Whiff%20.8%21.6%
Contact%79.2%78.4%
Chase%39.9%39.9%
wOBA.242.245
Whiff vs his put-away shapes19.3%20.2%

The hitter

season-level talent read
Talent gradeDBalanced type
wOBA.283
K%22.9%
BB%7.2%
Whiff%10.1%
Barrel%4.8%
Hard-hit%26.9%
Avg EV87.8

Against left-handers, last 90 days

47 PA
wOBA.293
xwOBA vs this mix.310against pitches like his
RV/100-0.35
Hard-hit%29.2%
K%18.6%
BB%7.2%

Talent blends this season with last season, shrunk toward league average where the sample is thin. Recent hot or cold streaks are not weighted: in our tests they didn't predict the next two weeks better than the season does.

The starter he faces
Trevor RogersLHP · BAL vs NYY
6.9projected strikeouts · likely 4 to 10 · 24.1 batters over 5.8 innings
≤3 strikeouts: 9.0%9%≤34 strikeouts: 9.6%10%45 strikeouts: 13.2%13%56 strikeouts: 15.0%15%67 strikeouts: 14.8%15%78 strikeouts: 12.7%13%89+ strikeouts: 25.7%26%9+book 6.5
Over 6.5: 53% (red bars) · under: 47%. Chance of each exact strikeout total, from the served distribution.
K%26.7%
BB%4.3%
Whiff%12.3%
Velo89.4
BTB Stuff100
Location113
PitchUsageBTB Stuff 60 · 100 · 140VeloWhiff
Fastball50%10994.212.5%
Changeup19%7786.711.5%
Sweeper17%10778.015.1%
Sinker9%9193.77.0%
Cutter6%9383.512.0%
Last 3 startsTrending Up
DatePitchesK%Whiff%Hard-hit%wOBA
Sep 199937%16%22%.152
Sep 139519%15%12%.423
Sep 710423%14%15%.221

Season numbers from the last 90 days of Statcast. BTB Stuff and Location read on a scale where 100 is league average. Recent starts are context; the projection doesn't weight them.

Trevor Rogers BAL · LHPvsNYY lineupstrikeout rate vs his hand

4 of 9 strike out more than the average hitter tonight

Strikeout rate against left-handers over the last 90 days (season rate where the split is missing). Line: tonight's average hitter, 22.5%. Red strikes out more, blue less.

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