MLB Matchups
Each game: both teams' numbers side by side, then the starters, bullpens, lineups, umpire, park and weather.
Every probable starter todayForm, pitch mix and how the other lineup hits his hand, for every game on the slate
How to read this page
Reading a matchup
The table at the top puts the two teams side by side on the numbers that matter most: results, hitting, pitching, the rotation and bullpen, and the first inning and first five. The value is on the outside, the team's rank among the 30 clubs is next to it, and the colour shows how it compares with the league. Every number uses only games played before this one.
On game day the market and the G&W Model come next. Below them, tap a section to open it: the probable starters (season line, last three starts, pitch mix), each bullpen's recent workload, the lineups (the posted lineup once it is out, otherwise the team's last lineup against a starter of the same hand), and the plate umpire, the ballpark and the weather at first pitch.
Free and members. Season and Last 15 are free. Last 30, home and road numbers, each lineup against the starter's hand, the starters' splits by batter side and their pitch mix over the last three starts are part of Analytics, and every higher plan includes them. Members also see Gridiron & Wine's projected runs for each game on game day.
For informational and entertainment purposes only; 21+. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER.