Adrian Morejon leads all relievers in proPitching+ at 122, with Tanner Scott close at 120. Morejon has a 3.46 ERA across 52 innings, Scott is sitting at 2.50 with a 0.76 WHIP. Two of the nastiest arsenals in the bullpen this year.

Mason Miller's stuff is the best in the bullpen at a 119 proStuff+, and a 0.89 ERA says the results match. Louis Varland is next at 114. Zero home runs allowed between those two arms all season.

Jacob Misiorowski leads all starters with a 119 proPitching+ this season, and the 1.62 ERA says the results are matching the process. Jacob deGrom is next at 118 with a rougher line, proof that elite stuff and clean outcomes do not always travel together.

Jacob Misiorowski leads all starters with a 118 proStuff+ and the 1.62 ERA says the results are just as real. Chase Burns sits at 113. Max Meyer is in the mix too. This rotation is stacked.

Drew Anderson's changeup graded as the best pitch thrown last night at a 181 proPitching+. Six thrown, two whiffs, 92.2 mph, and the movement clearly had hitters guessing. Will Klein's sweeper next at 173.

George Soriano's changeup was the nastiest offspeed pitch thrown last night at a 130 proStuff+. Six thrown, four whiffs, 90.3 mph with elite shape. The homer stung, but that changeup was doing its job.

Edgardo Henriquez threw the hardest pitch in baseball last night, topping out at 102.8. Two walks and two-thirds of an inning, but nobody touched that number. Jhoan Duran was next at 101.2 with a clean frame.

Bryan Hudson posted the best reliever proPitching+ last night at 137, with 1.1 clean innings and a strikeout. Mason Montgomery graded at 132 and punched out two in a perfect frame. The late innings belonged to these two.

Cade Gibson posted a 114 proStuff+ last night, the best grade among relievers. Jhoan Duran matched the number at 114 and threw a clean inning. Two of the nastiest arsenals out of the pen, both kept a zero.

Robert Gasser led all starters last night with a 121 proPitching+, five innings, zero walks, and the command was surgical. Cam Schlittler graded at 116 with eight punchies in 4.1, and Logan Gilbert punched out ten. Tough night to be a hitter.

Cam Schlittler's stuff graded out at a 106 proStuff+ last night, best among starters. Eight punchies on 4.1 innings, though three runs crossed. Nolan McLean matched the 106 and kept a zero with 10 strikeouts in six.

Misiorowski at 119 proPitching+ against Peralta is the game of the day, but deGrom at 118 makes Rangers-White Sox must-see too. 15 games on the slate. Which one are you watching?

FanGraphs American League Cy Young Projections

Jacob Misiorowski leads the NL Cy Young race at 4.4 WAR, and a 1.62 ERA with 167 punchies in 111 innings makes the case hard to argue. Cristopher Sanchez is the closest threat at 4.0, with Chris Sale lurking at 2.06. Misiorowski is pulling away.

Cade Smith leads all relievers with 28 shutdowns this season. Riley O'Brien is next at 25, but Smith's 2.78 ERA and 65 punchies in 45 innings make it clear he is doing more than just holding leads.

Mason Miller leads all pitchers in Win Probability Added at 3.23 this season. A 0.89 ERA and 75 strikeouts in 40 innings will do that. Louis Varland is next at 3.10, and he has been nearly as untouchable.

The Dodgers sit at the top of our power rankings with a 1569 ELO, but they slipped a bit over the last week. Brewers and Yankees are right there pressing. Los Angeles needs to steady the ship.

Josh Hader's sinker was the best-graded pitch thrown last night at a 171 proPitching+. Seven of them, 95.2 mph, two whiffs, and a clean inning with three punchies. Caleb Thielbar's curveball checked in at 163 despite giving up a solo shot.

Max Meyer's sweeper graded as the nastiest pitch thrown last night at a 134 proStuff+. He spun 27 of them at 89.9 mph and generated five whiffs, even if the overall line was rough. Cade Smith matched the 134 with his splitter and kept a clean inning with two punchies.

Andres Munoz leads MLB's Daily Velocity at 101.5.

Josh Hader posted the best reliever proPitching+ last night at 157, and the line matched: three strikeouts, zero baserunners in a clean inning. Steven Okert was next at 139.

Trevor Megill posted the best reliever stuff last night at a 116 proStuff+, a clean inning with a strikeout to back it up. Josh Hader graded at 113 and punched out three in a row. Cade Smith kept a zero too.

Trevor Rogers posted the best starter proPitching+ last night at 124. Six-plus innings, one run, eight punchies. Gavin Williams graded a 122 with 11 strikeouts, though three homers made it a rough night.

Max Meyer's stuff graded the best of any starter last night at a 114 proStuff+. Three innings, two earned runs, the box score did not match the arsenal. Skubal was right there at 107 and threw seven shutout innings with nine punchies.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto against Cam Schlittler is the game of the day, two of the sharpest arms on the slate at 110 and 107 proPitching+. Logan Gilbert is also taking the ball at 114. 16 games today. Where are you tuning in?

Five years ago today, Carlos Rodon went out and threw this: 7 innings, 1 hit, no runs, no walks, 10 strikeouts against Houston. One hit. That is it. https://youtu.be/ZYV-iQ-2PpM

Mason Miller leads all relievers in WAR at 2.5, and the 0.89 ERA with zero homers allowed in 40 innings says it is earned. Louis Varland is the closest at 2.2, and Jhoan Duran is making a case too. The back of the bullpen has never been this loaded.

Cade Smith leads all relievers with 28 saves in 2026, three clear of Bryan Baker at 25. A 2.84 ERA and 63 punchies in 44 innings says he is earning every one of them.

Mason Miller's 39.4 K-BB% leads every reliever in baseball, and the 0.89 ERA says he is doing real damage with it. Jhoan Duran is next at 34.9 but has given up just 6 walks all year. These late innings are not fair.

Mason Miller's 0.52 FIP is not a typo. Zero home runs allowed in 40 innings, 75 strikeouts, and a gap to second place that is not close. Jhoan Duran is next at 1.08 and that is still filthy. Miller is on a different level right now.

Robert Suarez has a 0.56 ERA as a reliever in 2026. Mason Miller is second at 0.89 and has allowed zero home runs in 40.2 innings. The late innings are not kind to hitters right now.

CJ Van Eyk's cutter graded out at a 165 proPitching+ last night, the best single-pitch mark of the day. Five thrown at 87.6 mph, zero whiffs, but the location and shape were elite. George Soriano's changeup was next at 163.

Mason Miller's slider was the nastiest single pitch thrown last night at a 133 proStuff+. Seven thrown, two whiffs, 88.9 mph out of a filthy hand. Roki Sasaki's splitter graded next at 126 across 30 throws with five swings and misses.

Mason Miller threw the hardest pitch in baseball last night, topping out at 103.4. He kept a zero with three punchies in a clean inning. Tyron Guerrero peaked at 102.4 and also kept a zero.

Ryan Zeferjahn posted the best reliever proPitching+ last night at 145, a clean inning with two punchies. Cole Wilcox was right behind at 143 with the same line. Mason Miller struck out three and kept a zero too.

Mason Miller's stuff graded out at a 119 proStuff+ last night, the best mark among all relievers. He let two on but still punched out three without allowing a run. Tanner Scott was right there at 117 with a clean inning.

Reid Detmers led all starters last night with a 123 proPitching+, six clean innings, zero walks, and seven strikeouts. Cade Cavalli was right there at 121 with nine punchies, though one pitch left the yard. Roki Sasaki kept it nearly clean too. Strong Thursday.

Roki Sasaki posted the best starter stuff last night at a 117 proStuff+, and he kept it clean: 5.2 innings, one unearned run, five punchies. Chris Sale was next at 108 and made it look even easier with seven shutout frames on two hits.

Tarik Skubal at Grayson Rodriguez is the game of the day, two of the sharpest arms on the slate with Skubal grading at 117 proPitching+ and Rodriguez at 101. Logan Webb and Bryan Woo square off on national TV too. 16 games, but those are the ones. Who are you watching?

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Four years ago today, Aaron Nola went to Miami and threw 8.1 innings of shutout ball: four hits, one walk, ten strikeouts. That line is a work of art. https://youtu.be/hnYoHo5tc_I

Jacob Misiorowski's four-seam tops MLB's Pitch Type Run Value at 21.

Jacob Misiorowski is running away from the field in run value at 37, more than double Zack Wheeler in second at 23. A 1.62 ERA and 167 punchies in 111 innings. He is having a season.

Shota Imanaga is the best at shutting down the running game this season. A 7 on Bases Prevented is the top mark in baseball, two ahead of Taj Bradley. Runners are not going anywhere when Imanaga is on the mound.

Huascar Brazoban's sinker graded out at a 173 proPitching+ last night, the best pitch-quality mark of the day. Five throws, 96.9 mph, zero hits allowed in a clean inning. Jonathan Bowlan's four-seam was next at 142.

Devin Williams threw the nastiest changeup in baseball last night at a 118 proStuff+. Six thrown, two whiffs, sitting 83.1 mph. Seth Johnson's slider graded close behind at 116.

Seth Johnson threw the hardest pitch in baseball last night, topping out at 99.3. Jonathan Bowlan peaked at 98.2 and kept a clean inning. Christian Scott sat right behind both and spun 5.2 shutout innings with seven punchies.

Huascar Brazoban posted the best reliever proPitching+ last night at 142, a clean inning with nothing reaching base. Jonathan Bowlan graded at 137 with the same zeroes. Devin Williams added a strikeout and kept his own zero.

Jonathan Bowlan's stuff graded out the best of any reliever last night at a 114 proStuff+, even with a walk and no strikeouts. Seth Johnson was next at 111 across two innings and gave up one run. The arsenal was there for Bowlan. Results can catch up.

Aaron Nola led all starters last night with a 102 proPitching+, but the three homers and three earned runs tell a different story. Christian Scott graded at 95 and made it count: 5.2 innings, three hits, seven strikeouts, nothing across.