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Matt Chapman ranks in the 91st percentile for overall offensive talent according to THE BAT X projections, is projected to hit 3rd in today's game, and is in an ideal weather condition for hitting, with a .313 IS0 since last season placing him in the 85th percentile and a 1.81 K/BB rate placing him in the 78th percentile.
Adrian Houser ranks in the 11th percentile for strikeouts among starting pitchers, is projected for a maximum of 80 pitches against a lineup with 7 opposing left-handed batters, will compete in the second-hottest conditions of the day at 84°, and will be at a disadvantage as the visiting team.
CJ Abrams is projected to be in the 81st percentile for batting average, batting 4th in the lineup, with favorable weather conditions at 84° and a platoon advantage against Adrian Houser, as he pulls 35.6% of his flyballs toward the 9th-shallowest RF fences.
Nasim Nunez ranks in the 13th percentile for overall offensive skill, is projected to bat 7th today, and has a 0% Barrel% in the last two weeks, indicating a decline in power ability.
Matt Chapman ranks in the 92nd percentile for overall offensive talent and is projected to hit 3rd in today's game, which will be played in 84° weather, while his exit velocity on flyballs has decreased from 93.4-mph to 89.9-mph in the past week, and he has a .309 Isolated Power (ISO) since last season, placing him in the 83rd percentile.
Luis Garcia Jr. has been replaced by a pinch-hitter 62% of the time when starting against right-handed pitchers this year, and has seen a decline in both Barrel% and launch angle over the past two weeks.
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