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The Mariners threw 104 sliders (and sweepers) last night

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Andrew Painter's pitch execution was the best in baseball last night, a 118 proPitching+ backing up six innings of one-run ball with eight strikeouts. Ian Seymour graded next at 113 with a clean five, Paul Skenes at 110.

Andrew Painter's stuff was the nastiest in the sport last night, a 111 proStuff+, and the box score did not care. Five runs and two homers on it over 5.0 innings. Tarik Skubal graded next at 109, Trevor Rogers at 106.

Alex McFarlane's stuff was downright nasty last night, a 119 proStuff+ to lead all relievers, and he backed it with a clean inning and a strikeout. Josh Hader graded next at 118 with two punchies of his own, Wyatt Olds right there at 116.

George Klassen brought the nastiest stuff of the night at a 105 proStuff+, and he backed it up with 6 innings, 5 Ks and just 2 runs allowed. Jose Soriano graded next at 103, Dustin May third at 101.

Andrew Painter had the nastiest stuff in baseball last night, a 113 proStuff+ to go with 7 shutout-ish innings, 8 K and just 1 run allowed. Jared Jones and Eury Perez are both at 108.

Probably the most remarkable thing about this walk-off is Ukyo Shuto reaching a sprint speed of 30.4 ft/s (ELITE) and reaching home plate from 1st base in only 10.3 seconds (3.08 seconds from 3rd to home). Most dudes aren't scoring on this play.

IT'S OFFICIAL, JACOB MISIOROWSKI HAS THROWN THE BEST GAME EVER IN PITCH PROFILER HISTORY. At a score of 143 proPitching+, he blows the next closest game (Hunter Greene's 137) out of the water by a full 6 points. Watch every pitch here 👇

Roki Sasaki's stuff graded out best last night at a 117 proStuff+, six innings and five strikeouts with the one homer mixed in. Payton Tolle was next at 110 and racked up 14 punchies of his own, Cade Cavalli third at 109.

Justin Martinez's sinker was the best executed pitch of the night, a 184 proPitching+ at 101.1 mph on just 7 thrown, and he worked a scoreless inning with it. Aroldis Chapman's slider graded next at 167 with 3 whiffs, Gregory Soto's sinker at 166.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto had the nastiest stuff of the night, a 108 proStuff+ backing seven innings of one run ball with 10 strikeouts. Cristopher Sanchez and Robert Stock are both at 106, though Sanchez took a beating and Stock lasted just four.

Nolan McLean's curveball is the best-graded pitch in baseball this season at a 134 proPitching+. At 81.8 mph with 40 percent whiffs and a .138 wOBA allowed on 190 thrown, hitters have genuinely no answer for it. Bryan Baker's changeup checks in at 132.

Ben Joyce had the nastiest reliever stuff last night, a 121 proStuff+ backed by a clean inning with a strikeout. Michael Petersen and Josh Ekness tied behind him at 119, though Ekness got tagged for 3 unearned runs on a homer despite the grade.

George Klassen brought the nastiest stuff in baseball last night, a 107 proStuff+ to go with seven innings of one-hit ball and seven strikeouts. Carlos Rodon and Zack Wheeler are tied right behind him at 104.

Roki Sasaki's forkball graded as the nastiest individual pitch thrown last night at a 133 proStuff+. Nine thrown, two whiffs, 88.6 mph out of the hand, and he backed it up with seven innings and nine strikeouts. Joey Cantillo's curveball checked in at 129.

Second career start tonight for Connor Prielipp and the arsenal is NUTS. The slider is vicious. Curve has depth. Changeup flashes real swing and miss. If he finds that changeup command, this could get scary in a hurry.

Jake Bennett's arsenal was the best executed of the night at a 121 proPitching+, even with 4 runs crossing over 7 innings. The stuff and locations were there, the results were just a little rough around it. Cristopher Sanchez graded next at 117, Blake Snell at 110.

Tarik Skubal executed at the highest level last night, a 122 proPitching+ with 7 strikeouts across 6 innings and just 1 earned run allowed. Trevor Rogers graded next at 120, Lake Bachar third at 112.

Adrian Morejon has executed better than any reliever this season, a 121 proPitching+ backed by a 2.71 ERA and 80 strikeouts in 66.1 innings. Tanner Scott sits right behind at 120, Bryan Baker at 117.

Andrew Morris was the sharpest reliever on the mound last night, a 150 proPitching+ backed by a clean inning: no hits, no walks, one punchie. Didier Fuentes graded next at 144 despite a rough 0.2 IP, 3 H line, Craig Yoho third at 140.

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