Electronic Zone Evaluation data.

[zm1283]

BrooksBaseball.net: PITCHf/x Tool

Search the date and game.

Correct or incorrect balls/strikes aren't always determined by the rectangle boxes though. The vertical bounds of the strike zone are determined by each batter's stance on the first pitch of an at-bat, so the zone is determined by a numerical value and not the line of that box. It still give you a decent idea though.

What game was it?

[bluehair]

This page just show KZ data

[rbmartin]

Originally Posted by zm1283

What game was it?

Last night...Reds Vs Cards....bottom of the 7th. HP was Dan Bellino

[rbmartin]

Thank you. This data seems to show HP was pretty good after all. Very useful.

[johnnyg08]

Originally Posted by rbmartin

Thank you. This data seems to show HP was pretty good after all.

Just a question...did you need the data to conclude that the MLB umpires are good?

[rbmartin]

Originally Posted by johnnyg08

Just a question...did you need the data to conclude that the MLB umpires are good?

Yes, as does MLB.

[johnnyg08]

Originally Posted by rbmartin

Yes, as does MLB.

w/o the electronic evaluation you wouldn't know that the MLB umpires are good?

I guess I would argue that the electronic evaluations might be the proof of the inference.

[rbmartin]

Originally Posted by johnnyg08

w/o the electronic evaluation you wouldn't know that the MLB umpires are good?

I guess I would argue that the electronic evaluations might be the proof of the inference.

Without electronic evaluations we had Eric Gregg.