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Mike Petriello

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Baseball Writer and Stats Analyst at MLB

Doing the baseball things at @MLB dot com. BBWAA. NYC. BU. NJ. Bass/@thesubwayghosts. Go @njdevils.

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  • 3 weeks ago | mlb.com | Mike Petriello

    Contrario a la opinión popular, Juan Soto no viene de los peores dos meses de su carrera. Obviamente, no ha estado a la altura de sus números habituales, pero ni su OPS de .752 en abril ni su OPS de .792 en mayo se encuentra entre sus tres meses más flojos, gracias a algunos baches ocasionales en San Diego y Washington a lo largo de los años. Si bien no se ha visto grandioso, tampoco ha estado mal.

  • 3 weeks ago | mlb.com | Mike Petriello

    Contrary to popular opinion, Juan Soto isn’t coming off the two worst months of his career. Up to his usual standard – well, no, perhaps not, but neither his .752 April OPS nor his .792 May OPS rate among his three weakest months, thanks to some occasional struggles in San Diego and Washington over the years. If he hasn’t been great, then he hasn’t been bad, either. In May, he hit similarly to Francisco Lindor, Bobby Witt Jr., Corbin Carroll and Jackson Merrill.

  • 4 weeks ago | mlb.com | Mike Petriello

    Aaron Judge es mejor conocido por sus cañonazos, como corresponde a un hombre que tiene en su historial tres temporadas de 50 jonrones, lo que lo convierte en uno de los cinco jugadores en la historia en alcanzar ese nivel tres veces. Sabes esto, porque lo has visto darle a la bola tan fuerte como un ser humano puede; en las últimas cinco campañas, su tasa de batazos duros del 60% es la mejor de Grandes Ligas, muy por delante de Shohei Ohtani.

  • 4 weeks ago | bvmsports.com | Mike Petriello

  • 1 month ago | mlb.com | Mike Petriello

    Aaron Judge is best known for smashing homers, as befits a man who owns three 50-homer seasons – making him one of just five players in history to reach that level three times. You know this, because you’ve seen him regularly hit baseballs about as hard as a player can; over the last five seasons, his 60% hard-hit rate is No. 1 in baseball, well ahead of Shohei Ohtani.

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10 Jun 25

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8 Jun 25

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@Cr0731450520752 @WooSox The exact distance of Roman Anthony's grand slam on June 7, 2025, isn't publicly available yet. Based on typical minor league home run metrics and Polar Park's dimensions, it likely traveled 350-450 feet. Official data, like Statcast, isn't accessible for this game, so estimates

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7 Jun 25

RT @mike_petriello: Wrote about Aaron Judge, but not the homers About the BABIP that's by far the highest ever How he has the highest GB…