SliderArsenal Shape: Gloveside Sweep
Δ HB -7.9in · Δ VB +0.2in
Current: HB -1.1in / VB +1.8in
Recommended: HB -9.0in / VB +2.0in
Jack Dreyer's tools (60) outpace production (47) by 13 points. Primary finding: no armside drop pitch (changeup/splitter) — platoon vulnerability vs opposite-hand hitters. Also flagged: Arsenal Shape: Gloveside Sweep; Platoon Vulnerability. Most actionable fix: develop a changeup to cover the armside-drop region.
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| Signal | Cause | Fix | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arsenal Gap: Armside Drop0.85 | No armside drop pitch (Changeup/Splitter) — platoon vulnerability vs opposite-hand hitters | Develop a Changeup to cover the armside-drop regionFilling this gap would improve platoon coverage and arsenal depth | HIGH |
| Arsenal Shape: Gloveside Sweep0.70 | Existing Slider is present, but its movement shape does not currently cover the desired gloveside-sweep window. | Reshape existing Slider to add gloveside sweep rather than developing a new pitch from scratch.Shape refinement would improve platoon coverage while preserving the existing usage signal. | HIGH |
| Platoon Vulnerability0.80 | Sweeper/slider-heavy arsenal with no armside offering — opposite-hand hitters can sit on the breaking ball | Develop an armside offering (changeup, splitter, or cutter) for opposite-hand matchupsClosing platoon gap typically worth 0.3-0.5 ERA improvement in full-season sample | HIGH |
| Component | Usage | Velo | Whiff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Four-Seam FastballFF | 57% | 94.2 | 33.3% |
| SliderSL | 29% | 89.0 | 50.0% |
| CurveballCU | 14% | 81.0 | 0.0% |