Tatsuya Imai 2025 NPB Pitch Mix 🦁

Superman, (2025)

He was a fucking kid.

Jake Cronenworth making Aaron Judge chase and whiff on a high fastball

Remi’s research here is nothing short of phenomenal. So many great plugs, relevant explanations, and tangible examples. I’d highly recommend anyone save or read through this thread and linked analysts.

LFGGGG. Team USA’s up the middle defense will be one to glorify for ages.

The Cubs allowed 10 runs in the 8th inning. The Cubs won this game. Throwback to a thrilling Friday 1:20 game at Wrigley Field 👀

Quinnen Williams film breakdown: A qualitative analysis of his game and what he can bring for Dallas. Be sure to check out the substack breakdown which will have all 25 clipped plays open.substack.com/pub/ethanfootb…

Thought we could check back in on this now that we have a larger sample. Bedard: 17GP Nazar: 15GP

1. Tatsuya Imai Imai, the 5'11 righty from Japan, is one of the more hot commodoties on the open market. He doesn't have the QO attached, and he could be cheaper than all 3 of the aforementioned FAs.

Rewatched the Regular Show Christmas Special five times today.

Sean Hogan has posted a great tweet about gyro spin and importance of its sign. But actually Statcast has a hidden data with actual gyro spin data so we can dive more deeply to data 🧵 (1/n)

Decided to make the code for generating these plots public. Download the stuff here to run it in a jupyter notebook. You can input any batter from 2025. Count options are "other", "full", "batter_ahead", and "two_strikes" github.com/sbrown70/barre…

I analyzed MLB pitch trajectories to look into deception when pitches reach the hitter's decision point. Here's what I found...🧵

The amount of great research I’ve seen on my timeline the last two days is unbelievable. I might get locked out of the app for being a retweeting machine.

Getting Domino’s pizza

No way dude LMAOOOOO

Class dismissed.

.Daily Random Cub Jorge de la Rosa was inducted into the Mexican Baseball Hall of Fame last week. Can we give him some recognition?

Congrats to extremely random Cub Jorge De La Rosa! He threw in 17 games in 2018 with a sparkling 1.29 ERA. Now he’s a Hall of Famer!