Observed · MLB ·
Los Angeles Dodgers 6, Toronto Blue Jays 5 in 18 innings. The lead changed hands 2 times. Decided by a run. Will Klein took the win, Brendon Little the loss. Derived · composed from the line score
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 R H E TOR 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 15 0 LAD 0 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 16 2 - Decisions
- W Will Klein · L Brendon Little
- Where
- Dodger Stadium ·
Full box score
The day’s pitching, October 27, 2025
Ranked by game score
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 October 27, 2025 games: 19 pitchers from 1 game. 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 9:19 PM ET.
Win probability is read on its own slower pass, last at 9:19 PM ET.
MLB broadcast highlight
Play MLB clipRoki Sasaki
Final · LAD 6, TOR 5
Held the Blue Jays scoreless over 1 inning and two outs with the game tied. Nathan Lukes’s groundout in the 8th swung the game 11.8 points his way.
- Innings
- 1.2
- Strikeouts
- 0
- Runs allowed
- 0
Observed · MLB box score
Dodgers’ win chance Derived · after each batter
Biggest at-bat
Full outing details
- Innings
- 1.2
- Hits
- 1
- Runs
- 0
- Walks
- 2
- Strikeouts
- 0
- Pitches
- 29
- Game score
- 44
- Win probability added
- +31.9 points
Observed · MLB box score. Game score and win probability added are derived. In innings, .1 means one out and .2 means two.
Observed · 29 tracked pitches in completed at-bats. Taller bars mean faster pitches.
Biggest at-bat
Observed and derived
+11.8 · Nathan Lukes grounds out, pitcher Roki Sasaki to first baseman Freddie Freeman. Top 8th, two out.
Last pitch · Forkball · 84.9 mph · 5 pitches in the at-bat
- Forkball · 85.3 mph · Swinging Strike (Blocked)
- Forkball · 83.6 mph · Ball
- Forkball · 83.7 mph · Swinging Strike
- Forkball · 86.2 mph · Ball In Dirt
- Forkball · 84.9 mph · In play, out(s)
All 5 pitches were forkballs; the last arrived at 84.9 mph.
Sources & method
The chart uses MLB’s win-probability model after each batter.
This is the whole appearance for one pitcher on the day’s board, built when you selected him. The game is final. Read 9:33 PM 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 Roki Sasaki retires Nathan Lukes to escape jam.
2025 statistics · Aggregate, regular season
Fastball speed and movement across pitchers.
Four-seamers with the most pitches in this sample
| Pitcher | Pitches | Speed | IVB |
|---|---|---|---|
| Freddy PeraltaMIL · Four-seam fastball | 1,651 | 94.8 mph | 16.8 in |
| Kevin GausmanTOR · Four-seam fastball | 1,627 | 94.5 mph | 16.8 in |
| Robbie RaySF · Four-seam fastball | 1,593 | 93.6 mph | 18.2 in |
Pitcher-season means · Minimum 100 four-seam fastballs. Baseball Savant