Mets vs Twins match player stats | 2025 Series Game 2 Tuesday, April 15th

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Mets vs Twins match player stats | 2025 Series Game 2 Tuesday, April 15th

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World Series Game 2 Matchup Details

New York Mets at Minnesota Twins
Series Game 2
Todays Game is on Tuesday, April 15th
15/04/25 19:40:00 PM EST First Pitch

Positive Match Player Stats for Mets vs Twins Series Game 2 Matchup Today

The #4 field in Major League Baseball for boosting BABIP, per the leading projection system (THE BAT), is Target Field.

Among all the teams in action today, the 2nd-worst infield defense belongs to the Minnesota Twins.

When estimating his strikeout skill, the leading projection system (THE BAT) places Tylor Megill in the 86th percentile among all starting pitchers in the game.

Tylor Megill’s 2340-rpm spin rate on his fastball this season is a significant 122-rpm spike from last year’s 2218-rpm rate.

Among all starting pitchers, Tylor Megill’s fastball velocity of 94.8 mph is in the 81st percentile this year.

Grading out in the 77th percentile, Tylor Megill recorded a 12.3% Swinging Strike percentage since the start of last season.

Tylor Megill has posted a fantastic 0.63 ERA over his last 3 games started.

Negative Match Player Stats with Mets vs Twins Series Game 2

According to the leading projection system (THE BAT)’s estimation, Bailey Ober’s overall pitching skill grades out in the 81st percentile out of all starters in MLB currently.

The 10th-deepest CF dimensions in Major League Baseball are found in Target Field.

The league’s 5th-tallest average fence height can be found at Target Field.

Less offense (and more strikeouts) are strongly connected with lower temperatures, and the weather report for this contest forecasts the 3rd-lowest temperature of all games on the slate today at 52°.

Target Field sits at the 5th-highest elevation in Major League Baseball. High elevation tends to lead to better offense.

Despite conventional wisdom, fastballs are generally a pitcher’s least effective pitch. Tylor Megill has gone to his off-speed and breaking balls 7.5% less often this season (36.2%) than he did last year (43.7%).

Given the 0.96 discrepancy between Tylor Megill’s 10.53 K/9 and his 9.57 estimated true talent K/9 (via the leading projection system, THE BAT), it’s safe to say he’s been one of the most fortunate pitchers in the game since the start of last season when it comes to strikeouts and ought to see worse results the rest of the season.

Tylor Megill has averaged 15.1 outs per GS since the start of last season, checking in at the 23rd percentile.

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