Pitch Call Analysis
Pitching Metrics by Count, Pitch Type & Location
Every pitch call happens in context. A changeup that works at 0-2 might get hammered at 2-0. Pitch Call Analysis in Pitch MetRx breaks down your live pitch log across every balls-strikes count, pitch type, and location—so coaches and pitch callers see when each call works, not just aggregate game stats. Link intent to outcome with count-level WHIFF%, BAA, SLG%, and more.
What Pitch Call Analysis shows you
Open Pitch Call Analysis from post-game reports, mid-game reports, lifetime statistics, or custom date-range reports. The view organizes your pitch log around three dimensions coaches actually use in the dugout:
By count
Every standard balls-strikes situation from 0-0 through 3-2. See first-pitch effectiveness, ahead counts, behind counts, and full-count outcomes separately.
By pitch type
Fastball, changeup, rise, drop, curve, and any custom types you define—each with usage %, strike %, WHIFF%, BAA, SLG%, and contact splits.
By location
Inside, middle, or outside for each pitch type (e.g., Fastball Inside vs. Fastball Outside). Same pitch, different zone, completely different results.
BAA & SLG by count
A summary table at the top gives a quick read on overall effectiveness in each count before you drill into individual pitch types.
LH / RH batter splits
Filter by ALL, left-handed, or right-handed batters. The full breakdown and AI summary refresh for the selected matchup.
AI Pitch Call Summary
An AI-generated summary highlights ahead-count and behind-count patterns and offers sequencing recommendations grounded in your actual pitch log.
Intent vs. outcome: why count-level data changes coaching
Traditional pitch charting tells you what was thrown. Pitch MetRx links every pitch call to its outcome—so you measure calling decisions, not bleacher guesses. Aggregate stats hide the sequencing story: a pitcher might throw 65% strikes overall while consistently falling behind early.
Pitch Call Analysis surfaces that story count by count:
First pitch (0-0)
See which pitch types and locations get strikes and weak contact on the first throw. Build your opening sequence around data, not habit.
Ahead counts (0-2, 1-2)
Identify putaway weapons with high WHIFF% at 0-2 and pitches hitters lay off when you have leverage.
Behind counts (2-0, 3-1)
See which pitches get back in the zone without getting crushed—actionable intelligence for the next mound visit.
Full count (3-2)
Know which pitch type and location has historically produced the best outcomes when the game is on the line.
Read more in our Coach’s Corner article on intent vs. outcome pitch charting.
See Pitch Call Analysis in action
The dashboard and report views show count-by-count breakdowns with the same rich metrics as your main game report—organized for pitch callers who need sequencing answers fast.
Mid-game, post-game, and season-long
- Chart live from the dugout — log pitch type, location, outcome, and batter hand on every throw.
- Open Pitch Call Analysis from any report—mid-game when something feels off, or post-game for review.
- Step through counts with the dropdown from 0-0 to 3-2 and see how each pitch performed in that situation.
- Filter by batter handedness to build separate sequencing plans for LH and RH matchups.
- Export PDF or CSV for staff meetings, parent conversations, or recruiting packets.
- Run custom date ranges to track whether 0-0 approach or behind-count numbers are improving across a season.
Frequently asked questions
What is Pitch Call Analysis?
Pitch Call Analysis is a dedicated report in Pitch MetRx that breaks down pitching metrics by balls-strikes count, pitch type, and location. You see WHIFF%, BAA, SLG%, strike %, and contact quality for every combination—from 0-0 through 3-2.
Do I need a separate subscription for Pitch Call Analysis?
No. Pitch Call Analysis is included with every Pitch MetRx subscription. Start a 14-day free trial, chart a game, and open Pitch Call Analysis from your first report.
Can I use it mid-game?
Yes. Open the mid-game report and tap Pitch Call Analysis to see count-level breakdowns updating pitch by pitch—useful when you need data before the next inning, not after the final out.
How is this different from Charts Analytics or 6-4-3 Charts?
Pitch MetRx is built for dugout charting on any phone or tablet—no proprietary hardware required. Pitch Call Analysis links every logged pitch call to count-level outcomes with location splits, at a fraction of enterprise pitch-tracking pricing.
What pitching stats are included?
Usage %, strike %, WHIFF%, Freeze %, BAA, SLG%, ground ball / line drive / fly ball splits, and more—for each count, pitch type, and location combination. See our pitch metrics page for the full list.
See what your pitch calls actually produce
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