Daulton Varsho: Catch Probability 25%... he now has an... MLB-leading 11 "non-routine" outfield outs this season (oh, and the jump was absolutely elite too)show more

Daulton Varsho has never met a baseball he didn't... want to catch 😱show more

Is this THE PLAY?! Daulton Varsho makes an amazing... catch to keep Dylan Cease's no-hitter intact 👏show more

Feels like a good time to revisit this unbelievable... Daulton Varsho behind-the-back catch 😳 #Astros #TradeDeadlineshow more

Daulton is Varsho-ing off!

Daulton Varsho robs a home run!

Daulton Varsho ties the game for the Toronto Blue Jays!

Daulton Varsho smacks a 2-run triple!

Left: 95% catch probability, outfielder jump 4 feet worse... than MLB average Right: 95% catch probability, outfielder jump 26 feet worse than MLB averageshow more

Daulton Varsho tracks down the final out of the... 15th inning! #WorldSeriesshow more

This Wyatt Langford catch from yesterday is a great... example of why catch probability is good to know. Just a 45% catch probability here. Why? Any MLB outfielder catches this ball if they get there. Most can't get there. Langford's jump is elite, +8.7 feet above the average outfielder. The jump is so good he doesn't even have to get up to top speed. This is just a routine double into the gap much of the time, and the TV viewer thinks nothing of it:show more

Daulton Varsho with the leaping catch at the wall!... 👏 📺: FOXshow more

Daulton Varsho doing Daulton Varsho things 🤩

Yesterday's best outfield catch! Just a 45% catch probability.... Looks like a routine play, no? Why is it so special? Because of what happens before the camera is on PCA. This is why the eye test is poor for fielding. A +10.7 feet jump, just remarkable, allows him to cruise to the ball, covering 77 feet in 4.2 seconds. Jump is player movement in the first three seconds from pitch release. Most MLB outfielders don't catch this one, and many who do are diving...show more

Another PCA Classic yesterday, the difficult play he makes... look routine. Just 40% catch prob. What is the eye test missing? Great jump, elite speed, and he was positioned well into right-center.show more

ON THE BOARD! Daulton Varsho

One of the best plays of the postseason, and... hardly anybody noticed because Jonny DeLuca made it look so easy! DeLuca's jump was 7.9 feet above average, which is elite. Statcast had it near 35% catch probability, TruMedia at 30%. Most MLB outfielders don't catch this ball because they can't get there in time. An outfielder with a weaker jump would have had to fully dive for it and could have been the play of the day!show more