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Section IV / Lab / Experiments and follow-ups

A workshop, not a dashboard.

A directory for experiments and player diagnostics. The index stays navigational; deep strike-zone and percentile work belongs on the player profiles.

Rows
8
Pitchers
173
Hitters
88
Generated 2026-06-01T03:34:22.940764+00:00 Outings 304 Window 2026-05-17 / 2026-05-31
Optimization diagnostic report

Shohei Ohtani LAD

Shohei Ohtani's tools (57) outpace production (86) by -29 points. Primary finding: existing curveball is present, but its movement shape does not currently cover the desired gloveside-drop window.

57Tools 86Production 11Score
ride armside gloveside +Arsenal Shape: Gloveside Drop
Hitter optimization / swing and decision variants
Hitter optimization

Swing path and decision map

Blaze Alexander's tools (86) outpace production (84) by 3 points. Primary finding: expanding the zone too aggressively — generating weak contact and whiffs on pitcher's pitches. Also flagged: Contact-Discipline Mismatch.

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Chase Rate Problem
Hold Hold Hold Hold Attack Hold Hold Hold Hold

Pitch recognition training and two-strike approach adjustment

Protected takes / Chase risk
Contact-Discipline Mismatch
Hold Hold Hold Hold Attack Hold Hold Hold Hold

Shorten swing against breaking balls while maintaining bat speed on fastballs

Protected takes / Chase risk
Experiment runs / optimization candidates
01 Bailey Falter pitcher / optimization read Score82.5 FixHIGH HIGH 02 Kyle Leahy pitcher / optimization read Score71.0 FixMEDIUM MEDIUM 03 Chase Petty pitcher / optimization read Score67.0 FixMEDIUM HIGH 04 Noah Schultz pitcher / optimization read Score63.6 FixMEDIUM HIGH 05 Bo Bichette hitter / optimization read Score50.3 FixHIGH MEDIUM 06 Michael Harris hitter / optimization read Score41.4 FixLOW MEDIUM
Pitcher diagnostics / tools-production gaps
BF

Bailey Falter

KC · Arsenal Shape: Armside Drop

82Score 48Tools +16.9Gap

Bailey Falter's tools grade (48) outpaces production (31) by 17 points. Primary diagnosis: existing split-finger is present, but its movement shape does not currently cover the desired armside-drop window.. Secondary signals: Arsenal Shape: Gloveside Sweep; Usage Underuse: Curveball. High-fixability path: reshape existing split-finger to add armside drop rather than developing a new pitch from scratch..

Kyle Leahy

STL · Arsenal Shape: Gloveside Drop

71Score 73Tools +24.7Gap

Kyle Leahy's tools grade (73) outpaces production (48) by 25 points. Primary diagnosis: sweeper grades as the best pitch (whiff 60.0%, csw 35.7%) but is only thrown 16.1% of the time. Secondary signals: Arsenal Shape: Gloveside Drop; Usage Overuse: 4-Seam Fastball. High-fixability path: increase sweeper usage to at least league-average for that pitch type.

Chase Petty

CIN · Stuff-to-Whiff Gap (Command)

67Score 48Tools +5.3Gap

Chase Petty's tools grade (48) outpaces production (43) by 5 points. Primary diagnosis: elite stuff tunnels well but pitches land in hittable zones. Secondary signals: Arsenal Shape: Armside Drop; Arsenal Gap: Gloveside Drop. High-fixability path: reshape existing changeup to add armside drop rather than developing a new pitch from scratch..

Noah Schultz

CWS · Stuff-to-Whiff Gap (Command)

64Score 39Tools +2.7Gap

Noah Schultz's tools grade (39) outpaces production (36) by 3 points. Primary diagnosis: elite stuff tunnels well but pitches land in hittable zones. Secondary signals: Arsenal Shape: Armside Drop; Arsenal Gap: Gloveside Drop. High-fixability path: reshape existing changeup to add armside drop rather than developing a new pitch from scratch..

Hitter optimization / approach and contact-shape reads

Bo Bichette

NYM · Launch Angle Too Low

50Score 100Tools +21.3Gap

Bo Bichette's tools (100) outpace production (79) by 21 points. Primary finding: groundball-heavy approach with the raw power to drive the ball — leaving fly-ball damage on the table. Also flagged: Contact-Discipline Mismatch. Most actionable fix: elevate bat path to increase average launch angle toward 12-18° range.

MH

Michael Harris

ATL · Chase Rate Problem

41Score 95Tools +25.7Gap

Michael Harris's tools (95) outpace production (69) by 26 points. Primary finding: expanding the zone too aggressively — generating weak contact and whiffs on pitcher's pitches. Also flagged: Contact-Discipline Mismatch.

Aaron Judge

NYY · Power Efficiency Gap

38Score 86Tools +12.4Gap

Aaron Judge's tools (86) outpace production (74) by 12 points. Primary finding: groundball-heavy approach with the raw power to drive the ball — leaving fly-ball damage on the table. Also flagged: Power Efficiency Gap; Passive In-Zone Approach. Most actionable fix: elevate bat path to increase average launch angle toward 12-18° range.

Dominic Canzone

SEA · Power Efficiency Gap

33Score 87Tools +16.1Gap

Dominic Canzone's tools (87) outpace production (71) by 16 points. Primary finding: high exit velocity but low barrel rate — bat-to-ball efficiency is leaving power on the table. Also flagged: Passive In-Zone Approach.

Compact hitter ledger
H01 Bo Bichette NYM / Launch Angle Too Low Score50.3 FixHIGH MEDIUM H02 Michael Harris ATL / Chase Rate Problem Score41.4 FixLOW MEDIUM H03 Aaron Judge NYY / Power Efficiency Gap Score37.9 FixMEDIUM LOW H04 Dominic Canzone SEA / Power Efficiency Gap Score33.2 FixMEDIUM LOW H05 Randy Arozarena SEA / Launch Angle Too Low Score32.5 FixHIGH MEDIUM H06 Nolan Schanuel LAA / Launch Angle Too High Score32.3 FixMEDIUM MEDIUM
Arsenal decomposition / descriptive pitch mix
PitcherPitch mixPrimary diagnosisScore
Shohei OhtaniLAD FF 46% ST 39% SI 6% FS 7% Arsenal Shape: Gloveside Drop 11
Tomoyuki SuganoCOL SI 30% FS 17% SL 14% FF 14% Arsenal Shape: Gloveside Drop 11
Jacob deGromTEX SL 48% FF 29% CU 14% CH 10% Arsenal Shape: Gloveside Drop 12
Mike BurrowsHOU FF 37% CH 33% CU 17% SI 10% Arsenal Shape: Gloveside Drop 26
Noah CameronKC FF 28% CU 22% CH 19% FC 19% Arsenal Shape: Arsenal Shape: Armside Drop 51
Gerrit ColeNYY FF 46% SL 21% CH 16% KC 13% Stuff-to-Whiff Gap (Command) 26
David SandlinCWS FF 44% CU 30% FC 11% CH 7% Stuff-to-Whiff Gap (Command) 31
Connor PrielippMIN FF 28% CU 23% SL 22% CH 17% Stuff-to-Whiff Gap (Command) 21
Scenario library

Scenario library, not a fake simulator.

These are saved diagnostic shapes from the current artifact. Slider-based what-if simulation remains parked until a real server-side simulator is wired.

Pitcher arsenal gapMissing movement quadrant plus usage flag. Review on pitcher diagnostics.
Hitter approach gapTools-production separation with discipline or launch-angle diagnosis.
True follow-upArchive checks whether the later window moved toward the original thesis.
Saved queries / reusable rooms