Team comparison

Numbers flank the metric label; bars grow outward from center, scaled within each row.Both team bars grow from the same left edge, scaled within each row — longer is more.

Blue JaysPadres

5

Runs

3

Runs

5

3

8.2

Est. bases

14.2

Est. bases

8.2

14.2

13

Total bases

14

Total bases

13

14

1

Home runs

1

Home runs

1

1

0

Barrels

1

Barrels

0

1

2

Walks/HBP

3

Walks/HBP

2

3

5

Strikeouts

8

Strikeouts

5

8

1

GIDP

1

GIDP

1

1

0

Stolen bases

0

Stolen bases

0

0

5

Left on base

9

Left on base

5

9

0

Errors

0

Errors

0

0

Total bases each batter created (estimated bases from batted balls, plus one per walk), ranked top to bottom. Away grows left, home grows right.Grouped by team, longest first.

Blue JaysPadres

Blue Jays

Myles Straw 4 PA

2.1

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 4 PA

1.6

Kazuma Okamoto 4 PA

1.6

Luis Urías 4 PA

1.0

Ernie Clement 5 PA

1.0

George Springer 4 PA

0.9

Alejandro Kirk 4 PA

0.8

Daulton Varsho 4 PA

0.7

Jonatan Clase 3 PA

0.5

Nathan Lukes 1 PA

0.0

Padres

Xander Bogaerts 5 PA

4.1

Jackson Merrill 5 PA

2.7

Manny Machado 4 PA

1.8

Rodolfo Durán 2 PA

1.8

Gavin Sheets 4 PA

1.8

Fernando Tatis Jr. 5 PA

1.5

Ty France 4 PA

1.3

Miguel Andujar 3 PA

1.1

Luis Campusano 2 PA

0.9

Luis Rengifo 2 PA

0.1

Jake Cronenworth 1 PA

0

Jase Bowen 2 PA

0

Bases each hitter created beyond what a freely-available bench bat would produce in the same plate appearances. Puts a pinch-hitter and a full-game starter on the same scale.

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Above replacement

Xander Bogaerts Padres

2.3

Rodolfo Durán Padres

1.1

Jackson Merrill Padres

0.9

Myles Straw Blue Jays

0.6

Manny Machado Padres

0.4

Gavin Sheets Padres

0.3

Luis Campusano Padres

0.2

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Blue Jays

0.2

Kazuma Okamoto Blue Jays

0.1

Miguel Andujar Padres

0.0

Below replacement

Ernie Clement Blue Jays

-0.8

Daulton Varsho Blue Jays

-0.8

Jase Bowen Padres

-0.7

Alejandro Kirk Blue Jays

-0.7

Luis Rengifo Padres

-0.6

Jonatan Clase Blue Jays

-0.6

George Springer Blue Jays

-0.5

Luis Urías Blue Jays

-0.4

Fernando Tatis Jr. Padres

-0.4

Jake Cronenworth Padres

-0.4

Nathan Lukes Blue Jays

-0.3

Ty France Padres

-0.2

• Where every ball landed, split by team on Petco Park.
• Dot size scales with exit velocity; color shows estimated bases (EB), from pale slate (easy out) to dark teal (home-run territory).
• Tap a dot for its details, then use the Watch on Savant link to see the play.

Blue Jays30 BIP · 2 BB/HBP

Padres28 BIP · 3 BB/HBP

Petco Park — outfield wall drawn from real park dimensions.

Top batted balls

Each team's five most valuable balls of the game by estimated bases — click any row with a ▶ to watch the play on Baseball Savant.

Blue Jays

Myles StrawSingle

EV 80 mph · LA 18° · EB 1.0

▶

Luis UríasOut

EV 82 mph · LA 14° · EB 0.9

▶

Myles StrawOut

EV 93 mph · LA 22° · EB 0.7

▶

Alejandro KirkDouble

EV 99 mph · LA 23° · EB 0.6

▶

Kazuma OkamotoHome run

EV 108 mph · LA 44° · EB 0.6

▶

Padres

Xander BogaertsHome run

EV 103 mph · LA 30° · EB 3.5

▶

Jackson MerrillSingle

EV 97 mph · LA 11° · EB 1.5

▶

Manny MachadoSingle

EV 112 mph · LA 10° · EB 1.4

▶

Rodolfo DuránSingle

EV 95 mph · LA 14° · EB 1.1

▶

Luis CampusanoSingle

EV 105 mph · LA 9° · EB 0.9

▶

Batting luck diagnostic

Each batter's net luck: actual bases minus the bases their contact deserved (estimated bases). Unlucky bars grow left (deserved more than they got); lucky bars grow right. Click a batter to see each ball and watch it on Baseball Savant.

Blue Jays↗ Image

← UnluckyLucky →

Lucky

Kazuma Okamoto 1 ball ▾

+3.4

Alejandro Kirk 3 balls ▾

+1.2

Ernie Clement 5 balls ▾

+1.0

Jonatan Clase 3 balls ▾

+0.5

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 2 balls ▾

+0.4

George Springer 3 balls ▾

+0.1

Unlucky

Luis Urías 4 balls ▾

−1.0

Daulton Varsho 4 balls ▾

−0.7

Myles Straw 4 balls ▾

−0.1

Nathan Lukes 1 ball ▾

−0.0

Padres↗ Image

← UnluckyLucky →

Lucky

Ty France 4 balls ▾

+1.7

Rodolfo Durán 2 balls ▾

+0.2

Manny Machado 3 balls ▾

+0.2

Luis Campusano 2 balls ▾

+0.1

Unlucky

Gavin Sheets 2 balls ▾

−0.8

Jackson Merrill 4 balls ▾

−0.7

Fernando Tatis Jr. 4 balls ▾

−0.5

Miguel Andujar 2 balls ▾

−0.1

Xander Bogaerts 4 balls ▾

−0.1

Luis Rengifo 1 ball ▾

−0.1

Bases given up

Total bases each pitcher allowed (estimated bases from balls in play, plus one per walk), most to least. Away grows left, home grows right.Grouped by team, longest first.

Blue JaysPadres

Blue Jays

Shane Bieber 22 BF

12.2

Louis Varland 6 BF

3.4

Chad Dallas 4 BF

0.9

Tyler Rogers 3 BF

0.5

Jeff Hoffman 3 BF

0.2

Mason Fluharty 1 BF

0

Padres

JP Sears 19 BF

5.8

Jhony Brito 12 BF

3.5

Ron Marinaccio 3 BF

0.8

Wandy Peralta 3 BF

0.2

Bases each pitcher prevented beyond a freely-available replacement arm, given the batters they faced. Starters and relievers are measured against role-appropriate baselines.

← WorseBetter →

Better — bases prevented

JP Sears Padres

4.7

Jhony Brito Padres

2.7

Jeff Hoffman Blue Jays

1.4

Wandy Peralta Padres

1.3

Chad Dallas Blue Jays

1.1

Tyler Rogers Blue Jays

1.1

Ron Marinaccio Padres

0.8

Mason Fluharty Blue Jays

0.5

Shane Bieber Blue Jays

0.0

Worse — extra bases allowed

Louis Varland Blue Jays

-0.3

Pitching matchup

Each staff’s pitchers side by side. Hover or tap the ⓘ on any metric for what it means, or click a row to see the per-pitcher breakdown.

Blue Jays pitchersPadres pitchers

39

Batters faced

37

Batters faced

39

37

8

Strikeouts

5

Strikeouts

8

5

3

Walks

2

Walks

3

2

3

Earned runs

5

Earned runs

3

5

18

Whiffs

15

Whiffs

18

15

65–98

Balls / Strikes

49–95

Balls / Strikes

65–98

49–95

26%

CSW%

22%

CSW%

26%

22%

24

Called strikes

17

Called strikes

24

17

59%

First-pitch strikes

65%

First-pitch strikes

59%

65%

Bases allowed by pitch type

• Estimated bases per ball in play by pitch type — how hard each pitch got squared up.
• The dashed line is the game average (0.39 EB/ball); bars past it got hit harder than a typical ball tonight.
• The number in parentheses is how many balls were put in play on that pitch group; click a bar to watch them.

Blue Jayspitching

Shane Bieber0.61 EB/ball

Fastball (8)

0.72

Breaking (5)

0.55

Offspeed (2)

0.35

Louis Varland0.69 EB/ball

Fastball (2)

0.80

Breaking (2)

0.86

Offspeed (1)

0.10

Chad Dallas0.32 EB/ball

Fastball (2)

0.44

Breaking (1)

0.06

Tyler Rogers0.16 EB/ball

Fastball (1)

0.21

Breaking (2)

0.14

Jeff Hoffman0.09 EB/ball

Breaking (1)

0.15

Offspeed (1)

0.02

Padrespitching

JP Sears0.32 EB/ball

Fastball (6)

0.26

Breaking (4)

0.26

Offspeed (5)

0.45

Jhony Brito0.27 EB/ball

Fastball (4)

0.53

Breaking (1)

0.04

Offspeed (4)

0.08

Ron Marinaccio0.25 EB/ball

Fastball (1)

0.70

Breaking (1)

0.03

Offspeed (1)

0.02

Wandy Peralta0.08 EB/ball

Fastball (2)

0.09

Offspeed (1)

0.05

Pitching luck diagnostic

Each pitcher's net luck on contact: the bases their opponents' contact deserved (estimated bases) minus what actually scored off them. Unlucky bars grow left (bloops and seeing-eye hits fell in); lucky bars grow right (hard contact found gloves). Click a pitcher to see their biggest swings and watch them on Baseball Savant.

Blue Jays↗ Image

← UnluckyLucky →

Lucky

Tyler Rogers 3 balls ▾

+0.5

Louis Varland 5 balls ▾

+0.4

Jeff Hoffman 2 balls ▾

+0.2

Shane Bieber 15 balls ▾

+0.2

Unlucky

Chad Dallas 3 balls ▾

−1.1

Padres↗ Image

← UnluckyLucky →

Lucky

Ron Marinaccio 3 balls ▾

+0.8

Wandy Peralta 3 balls ▾

+0.2

Unlucky

Jhony Brito 9 balls ▾

−3.5

JP Sears 15 balls ▾

−2.2