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Pete Crow-Armstrong did it again yesterday, snagging this Mike Trout rocket that had a catch probability of just 35%. Nobody makes plays look easier (so easy that many don't believe the numbers). Just check out how fast he's already moving when the camera gets to him, his brilliance is...

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"Pete Crow-Armstrong, who gets the best jumps of just about anybody in the world". Statcast agrees, with PCA averaging 5.1 feet above average on his jumps (#1 by a good amount, almost all of that before the camera is on him). Makes the "catch" look quite easy because it is. 35% out probability on this ball:
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"Pete Crow-Armstrong, who gets the best jumps of just about anybody in the world". Statcast agrees, with PCA averaging 5.1 feet above average on his jumps (#1 by a good amount, almost all of that before the camera is on him). Makes the "catch" look quite easy because it is. 35% out probability on this ball:

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Catch of the Day- By the Numbers The first 5-star catch of the season for the reigning champ, Pete Crow-Armstrong! PCA did what he does best, making a 5% probability play look much easier than it was. 69 feet in 3.9 seconds with a smooth sliding grab.
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Catch of the Day- By the Numbers The first 5-star catch of the season for the reigning champ, Pete Crow-Armstrong! PCA did what he does best, making a 5% probability play look much easier than it was. 69 feet in 3.9 seconds with a smooth sliding grab.

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112,677 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

This is the kind of play that eye testers have a hard time with, but also shows why catch probability is so useful. This ball had just a 55% catch probability, and is just made to look so easy by Ceddanne Rafaela. It's all about what you don't see on the screen, because it happens before the camera is on the play. The jump is 9.0 feet above average. He was positioned well into right-center. Lesser outfielders win catch on the week on this one with a full extension dive.
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This is the kind of play that eye testers have a hard time with, but also shows why catch probability is so useful. This ball had just a 55% catch probability, and is just made to look so easy by Ceddanne Rafaela. It's all about what you don't see on the screen, because it happens before the camera is on the play. The jump is 9.0 feet above average. He was positioned well into right-center. Lesser outfielders win catch on the week on this one with a full extension dive.

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437,897 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Pete Crow-Armstrong is a wizard in CF! Two plays! 🧵 Play One: How good is PCA? This ball (a single) had a ZERO PERCENT catch probability! He covered an insane 43 feet in his "jump", and the play didn't even last long enough to be considered a full jump!
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Pete Crow-Armstrong is a wizard in CF! Two plays! 🧵 Play One: How good is PCA? This ball (a single) had a ZERO PERCENT catch probability! He covered an insane 43 feet in his "jump", and the play didn't even last long enough to be considered a full jump!

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344,836 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

I've had some replies that this Pete Crow-Armstrong catch IS actually a routine play, so here is a VERY similar play: The CF has the exact same distance to cover, and .2 of a second longer to get there. The CF (Carroll) was faster on the play, by about a foot per second. It's a double:
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I've had some replies that this Pete Crow-Armstrong catch IS actually a routine play, so here is a VERY similar play: The CF has the exact same distance to cover, and .2 of a second longer to get there. The CF (Carroll) was faster on the play, by about a foot per second. It's a double:

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521,029 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Get your "glazing Pete Crow-Armstrong" pitchforks out, because here's another one! And he actually caught it this time... Just a 20% catch probability, but he makes it look so easy. Most MLB outfielders aren't catching this at all, and certainly not with a casual slide. Why? Per usual for him, the jump and route efficiency. +8.3 feet above average (43 feet total, another top 10 of these), and a 97.3% route efficiency.
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Get your "glazing Pete Crow-Armstrong" pitchforks out, because here's another one! And he actually caught it this time... Just a 20% catch probability, but he makes it look so easy. Most MLB outfielders aren't catching this at all, and certainly not with a casual slide. Why? Per usual for him, the jump and route efficiency. +8.3 feet above average (43 feet total, another top 10 of these), and a 97.3% route efficiency.

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277,528 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

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:
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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:

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324,242 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Absurd catch yesterday by Jacob Young of the Nationals. Just 2% catch probability on this one from Statcast (rounds up to 5%). Why doesn't it look that hard for Young? His jump was one of the best of the year, over 12 feet above average.
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Absurd catch yesterday by Jacob Young of the Nationals. Just 2% catch probability on this one from Statcast (rounds up to 5%). Why doesn't it look that hard for Young? His jump was one of the best of the year, over 12 feet above average.

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99,789 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

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...
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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...

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958,386 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

I've probably watched this play 25 times. 75% probability. Crow-Armstrong only needs to get to 25 ft/sec, he has 30+ ft/sec at his disposal. As somebody who watches A LOT of outfield plays, there are dozens of guys who turn this into a Catch of the Year nominee...
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I've probably watched this play 25 times. 75% probability. Crow-Armstrong only needs to get to 25 ft/sec, he has 30+ ft/sec at his disposal. As somebody who watches A LOT of outfield plays, there are dozens of guys who turn this into a Catch of the Year nominee...

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539,422 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Some people are tired of PCA highlights, but he just keeps making plays. Just 35% on this ball last night. The jump and speed are so good he's able to make a casual catch in front of the wall instead of slamming into it. +8 OAA and +9 DRS in 30 games.
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Some people are tired of PCA highlights, but he just keeps making plays. Just 35% on this ball last night. The jump and speed are so good he's able to make a casual catch in front of the wall instead of slamming into it. +8 OAA and +9 DRS in 30 games.

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139,763 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

I just noticed that Andy Pages has a new "best catch of the year" according to catch probability, and it's a great example of how watching the advanced stats can tell you things you won't get from watching on TV. This was the last play of the game last Wednesday. Bogaerts hit the ball 102.3 MPH at a 15° launch angle, and Pages covered 45 feet in 2.9 seconds and did it so efficiently he didn't even have to leave his feet. Statcast has it at just a 5% catch probability.
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I just noticed that Andy Pages has a new "best catch of the year" according to catch probability, and it's a great example of how watching the advanced stats can tell you things you won't get from watching on TV. This was the last play of the game last Wednesday. Bogaerts hit the ball 102.3 MPH at a 15° launch angle, and Pages covered 45 feet in 2.9 seconds and did it so efficiently he didn't even have to leave his feet. Statcast has it at just a 5% catch probability.

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Forget everything what it says. It is all BS. Just check out the thumb of his right hand. Nobody can tell me that this is not weird. This guy is clearly not in control of his extremities. I made a cutout of the video and increased speed. Parkinson much?
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Forget everything what it says. It is all BS. Just check out the thumb of his right hand. Nobody can tell me that this is not weird. This guy is clearly not in control of his extremities. I made a cutout of the video and increased speed. Parkinson much?

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Best 2 parts of this video: 1. Tutu Atwell had one catch in the first 15 quarters of the season. Makes biggest play of the season when called on. Look at his joy. 2. Puka leads the NFL in catches and yards. Look at HIS joy for his teammate.
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Best 2 parts of this video: 1. Tutu Atwell had one catch in the first 15 quarters of the season. Makes biggest play of the season when called on. Look at his joy. 2. Puka leads the NFL in catches and yards. Look at HIS joy for his teammate.

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I really want Noelvi Marte to be good in CF, but this was pretty rough. Took a step in. Then kind of never sprinted. His average sprint speed is 29 feet/per second. On this play, it was just 26.8. MLB had it as an 80% catch probability for him.
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I really want Noelvi Marte to be good in CF, but this was pretty rough. Took a step in. Then kind of never sprinted. His average sprint speed is 29 feet/per second. On this play, it was just 26.8. MLB had it as an 80% catch probability for him.

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This is the worst (of many) plays. It’s either a moving screen, or a steal that leads to a 4-on-2 fast break. Instead, it turned into 3 points for the Knicks.
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This is the worst (of many) plays. It’s either a moving screen, or a steal that leads to a 4-on-2 fast break. Instead, it turned into 3 points for the Knicks.

Tyler Smith

124,028 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

This just allows me to bring up that time that Statcast gave this batted ball a 95% catch probability, and therefore gave Yoshida -0.95 OAA on a play that is quite literally impossible And if you're wondering, yes I did run the numbers manually to figure this out
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This just allows me to bring up that time that Statcast gave this batted ball a 95% catch probability, and therefore gave Yoshida -0.95 OAA on a play that is quite literally impossible And if you're wondering, yes I did run the numbers manually to figure this out

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260,989 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Mike Krukow on Jung Hoo Lee’s catch against the Dodgers last night: “That first inning was starting to get away from Adrian Houser. When Will Smith comes up in the first inning and hits this ball, I’m thinking 'This is not good' because if it gets over the head of Jung Hoo Lee, that’s 3 runs. They’re all gonna score in our opinion. JHL makes this great play. He backs up against the wall, comes up and gets the ball so quickly back into the infield that the runners at first and second can’t advance. That inning could have completely blown up. Houser got some confidence in that. He gets out of the inning and goes in the next inning and strikes out the side. It was huge to not only calm that inning, but to give Houser some confidence. As it turns out, Houser pitches into the 6th inning and he gets his first win ever against the Dodgers.” Game changing catch for sure via: KNBR | Brian Murphy
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Mike Krukow on Jung Hoo Lee’s catch against the Dodgers last night: “That first inning was starting to get away from Adrian Houser. When Will Smith comes up in the first inning and hits this ball, I’m thinking 'This is not good' because if it gets over the head of Jung Hoo Lee, that’s 3 runs. They’re all gonna score in our opinion. JHL makes this great play. He backs up against the wall, comes up and gets the ball so quickly back into the infield that the runners at first and second can’t advance. That inning could have completely blown up. Houser got some confidence in that. He gets out of the inning and goes in the next inning and strikes out the side. It was huge to not only calm that inning, but to give Houser some confidence. As it turns out, Houser pitches into the 6th inning and he gets his first win ever against the Dodgers.” Game changing catch for sure via: KNBR | Brian Murphy

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I confess that when I first saw this, for a second I thought it was real… There are so many layers in this video. The outfit is totally his style, his prescription glasses were in the sunglasses holder on the car ceiling which he had already been wearing since the 2000s the 2005 wig, and his hands… It’s almost scary how real it looks.. 🥲💔
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I confess that when I first saw this, for a second I thought it was real… There are so many layers in this video. The outfit is totally his style, his prescription glasses were in the sunglasses holder on the car ceiling which he had already been wearing since the 2000s the 2005 wig, and his hands… It’s almost scary how real it looks.. 🥲💔

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I saw this TikTok of someone using the iPhone 16's "Camera Control" button and as he's sliding his finger to zoom in at 5x, I'm just thinking how much easier it is to just tap on 5x zoom toggle within the camera's app. 💀 It's actually more of a hassle to use the camera button lol
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I saw this TikTok of someone using the iPhone 16's "Camera Control" button and as he's sliding his finger to zoom in at 5x, I'm just thinking how much easier it is to just tap on 5x zoom toggle within the camera's app. 💀 It's actually more of a hassle to use the camera button lol

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