Reply to "Waste pitches."

Thanks. I knew about the site, but never explored it In depth. That page is a stat heads dream!

i think the 0 - 2 at bats resolve in a k on the next pitch about 45%; the batters who didn't resolve either go back to the 0 - 2 (foul) or to the 1 - 2 row; those guys k at a lower but still significant rate and that should be added to the original 45% number, etc., no? I am not a stats guy at the truly mathematical level - I tend to look at the stuff other people have done the heavy lifting so I have no pride in my hypothesis. I think guys faced with an 0 - 2 count on the MLB level k more then 45% - what're your thoughts?

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