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The day’s pitching, September 2, 2025

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Derived · MLB box scores

About this ranking

Game score v2 summarizes a pitching line. Higher scores reward outs and strikeouts; hits, walks and runs lower it.

Largest values first; names run A to Z. The ranking updates while games are in progress.

Every pitcher who has thrown in the September 2, 2025 games: 124 pitchers from 14 games. Game Score and win probability added are Derived. Game Score v2 is 40 + 2×outs + K − 2×H − 2×BB − 3×R − 6×HR. Win probability added sums MLB's model over each pitcher's own batters, in percentage points for his team. Box scores read 10:31 AM ET.

Win probability is read on its own slower pass, last at 10:29 AM ET.

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Yu Darvish

Final · SD 2, BAL 6 · Loss

Gave up 4 runs over 4 innings as the Padres fell behind. Emmanuel Rivera’s single in the 3rd swung the game 14.4 points against him.

Innings
4.0
Strikeouts
6
Runs allowed
4

Observed · MLB box score

Padres’ win chance Derived · after each batter

100%500Run support · 2 in the 3rd−14.4 · Rivera, top 3rd1st2nd3rd4th5th

Biggest at-batRun support from teammates

Full outing details
Innings
4.0
Hits
6
Runs
4
Walks
2
Strikeouts
6
Pitches
87
Game score
36
Win probability added
−13.6 points

Observed · MLB box score. Game score and win probability added are derived. In innings, .1 means one out and .2 means two.

Observed · 87 tracked pitches in completed at-bats. Taller bars mean faster pitches.

Biggest at-bat

Observed and derived

−14.4 · Emmanuel Rivera singles on a line drive to left fielder Ramón Laureano. Ryan Mountcastle scores. Colton Cowser scores. Emmanuel Rivera out at 2nd on the throw, left fielder Ramón Laureano to third baseman Manny Machado to first baseman Luis Arraez to second baseman Jake Cronenworth. Top 3rd, two out.

Last pitch · Slider · 88.0 mph · 9 pitches in the at-bat

  1. Curveball · 70.7 mph · Called Strike
  2. Sinker · 93.9 mph · Ball
  3. Cutter · 91.7 mph · Foul
  4. Cutter · 93.2 mph · Foul
  5. Curveball · 68.2 mph · Foul
  6. Four-Seam Fastball · 95.5 mph · Foul
  7. Sweeper · 84.2 mph · Foul
  8. Sinker · 94.6 mph · Ball
  9. Slider · 88.0 mph · In play, run(s)

After 2 curveballs at 69.5 mph, the slider arrived 19 mph faster and 7 in away from them horizontally.

Sources & method

The chart uses MLB’s win-probability model after each batter. Dashed marks show run support from teammates: 2 runs in the 3rd. Those changes are not credited to the pitcher.

This is the whole appearance for one pitcher on the day’s board, built when you selected him. The game is final. Read 10:32 AM ET. Win probability, plays and pitch tracking: MLB win-probability feed; lines and decisions: the game’s MLB game data. The notes are written from those measurements, not by a person. They describe the pitches, not why a batter swung or took.

Clip: the MLB broadcast for Emmanuel Rivera's two-run single.

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2025 statistics · Aggregate, regular season

Fastball speed and movement across pitchers.

Four-seamers with the most pitches in this sample

PitcherPitchesSpeedIVB
Freddy PeraltaMIL · Four-seam fastball1,65194.8 mph16.8 in
Kevin GausmanTOR · Four-seam fastball1,62794.5 mph16.8 in
Robbie RaySF · Four-seam fastball1,59393.6 mph18.2 in

Pitcher-season means · Minimum 100 four-seam fastballs. Baseball Savant