2026
15-Day HR Leaders
1 James Wood 7 HRs · 2 Junior Caminero 6 HRs · 3 Ben Rice 6 HRs · 4 Jake Bauers 5 HRs · 5 Jordan Walker 5 HRs · 6 Yordan Alvarez 5 HRs · 7 Chase DeLauter 4 HRs · 8 Kyle Karros 4 HRs · 9 Manny Machado 4 HRs · 10 Juan Soto 4 HRs · 11 Shohei Ohtani 4 HRs · 12 Samuel Basallo 4 HRs 1 James Wood 7 HRs · 2 Junior Caminero 6 HRs · 3 Ben Rice 6 HRs · 4 Jake Bauers 5 HRs · 5 Jordan Walker 5 HRs · 6 Yordan Alvarez 5 HRs · 7 Chase DeLauter 4 HRs · 8 Kyle Karros 4 HRs · 9 Manny Machado 4 HRs · 10 Juan Soto 4 HRs · 11 Shohei Ohtani 4 HRs · 12 Samuel Basallo 4 HRs
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Shohei Ohtani
Shohei Ohtani
Los Angeles Dodgers · LHB · vs AZ Bullpen Proxy
78
THR Score
2026 Percentile Rankings
Barrel %
99
16.5%
ISO
93
0.248
Exit Velo
96
93.6
Batter HR/FB
90
24.4%
Avg HR Dist
73
403 ft
⚾ THR Factors
HR/FB Matchup
99
35.5%
Park Factor
93
1.22×
Wind
64
5.1 mph
Community
17.3% Top-15 Pick-Hit Rate
2,508 HRs Tracked This Season
219+ Batters Scored Daily
108 Days Tracked Live
The Game Board

Six lenses. One pick. Sixty seconds.

Watch a real board — CHC @ BAL, frozen exactly as the model scored it — as six lenses turn a messy matchup into one defensible, explainable pick. It plays on a loop. No promises. Just the reasoning.

Frozen snapshot · Thu Jul 9, 2026
13 GAMES TODAY CHC @ BAL · 1:35p PHI @ CIN · 7:10p NYY @ TB · 1:10p CLE @ MIN · 12:40p COL @ SF · 6:45p SEA @ MIA · 6:40p KC @ NYM · 1:10p AZ @ SD · 6:40p LAA @ TEX · 7:05p ATL @ PIT · 12:35p BOS @ CWS · 2:10p MIL @ STL · 6:45p ATH @ DET · 6:40p
CAMDEN YARDS · PARK 1.097×
CHC CHC @ BAL BAL
Camden Yards · 1:35p · 18 ranked batters
Park 1.097× Wind 6 mph WSW 86.8°F Roof open
✶ TONIGHT'S ANGLE Value
Pete Crow-Armstrong
8.5% barrel matchup · 14D pace 25.0% · Match 26.2%
CONVICTION 26 / 40
Alt: Basallo — · attack T. Rogers · leak —
Lock Crow-Armstrong
HOURLY 1:35p 2:35p 3:35p 4:35p 5:35p single archived snapshot — 86.8°F · 6 mph WSW · roof open full conditions →
TOP BATTERS BY CONVICTION 18 ranked · frozen snapshot
1 Seiya SuzukiCHC · R Below Avg 28/40
2 Samuel BasalloBAL · L Below Avg 27/40
3 Pete Crow-ArmstrongCHC · L Value 26/40
4 Dansby SwansonCHC · R Below Avg 21/40
5 Pete AlonsoBAL · R Below Avg 19/40
REFEREE — BEST-CONVICTION BAT PER SIDE
CHC · Suzuki 28 Basallo 27 · BAL
☰ My Card 0 locked · best price tracked at lock Lock Crow-Armstrong

Verdict = model score + conviction (½·14D pace + ½·Match%); odds shown are the live best price, never invented.

Frozen snapshot · CHC @ BAL · Thu Jul 9, 2026 · archived game data.

CAMDEN YARDS · PARK 1.097×
CHC CHC @ BAL BAL
Camden Yards · 1:35p · 18 ranked batters
Park 1.097× Wind 6 mph WSW 86.8°F Roof open
✶ TONIGHT'S ANGLE Value
Pete Crow-Armstrong CHC · L
8.5% barrel matchup · 14D pace 25.0% · Match 26.2%
CONVICTION 26 / 40
Alt: Basallo — · attack T. Rogers · leak —
HOURLY 1:35p 2:35p 3:35p 4:35p 5:35p single archived snapshot
⚡ OVERVIEW · 1 OF 6 Start with the shortlist.

The board opens ranked by Conviction — tonight’s top bats surface before you touch anything.

1 Seiya SuzukiCHC · R Below Avg 28/40
2 Samuel BasalloBAL · L Below Avg 27/40
3 Pete Crow-ArmstrongCHC · L Value 26/40
4 Dansby SwansonCHC · R Below Avg 21/40
5 Pete AlonsoBAL · R Below Avg 19/40
CHC · Suzuki 28 Basallo 27 · BAL
⚡ GAME BOARD · 2 OF 6 Sort by what you trust.

Re-sorted by the raw model score, the pick climbs to #1 of 18 — conviction and score agree he belongs at the top. Archived odds for this game aren’t in the file, so the odds column reads —.

Conviction Score Odds 14D Pace Match%
1 Seiya SuzukiCHC · R Below Avg 54 #5 by score
2 Samuel BasalloBAL · L Below Avg 57 #3 by score
3 Pete Crow-ArmstrongCHC · L Value 60 #1 by score
4 Dansby SwansonCHC · R Below Avg 54 #6 by score
5 Pete AlonsoBAL · R Below Avg 58 #2 by score
⚡ THREAT MATRIX · 3 OF 6 Find the leak.

The starter’s real season arsenal — Peterson’s sinker grades as the soft spot: 5 of the 9 HRs he’s allowed. T. Rogers’ arsenal isn’t in the archive.

D. PETERSON ↓ USAGE HRS AVG EV AVG wOBA
Sinker 29.1% 5 87.6 .409
Slider 24.2% 1 82.8 .241
Fastball 23.0% 1 80.6 .420
Changeup 12.2% 0 79.7 .350
Curveball 11.6% 2 76.4 .438
PETERSON LEAK · SINKER Peterson leak: the sinker — 5 of the 9 home runs he has allowed this season. T. Rogers (vs CHC) · arsenal — — = not in archive
⚡ FORM × FIT · 4 OF 6 Warm bat, good matchup.

X is Match%, Y is 14-day pace — upper-right is where picks live, and Crow-Armstrong sits there at 26.2 / 25.0.

WARM BAT · GOOD MATCHUP ↑ 14D PACE MATCH% → Crow-Armstrong · pace 25.0 · match 26.2%
CHC BAL the pick
⚡ CONDITIONS · 5 OF 6 The park is helping.

Camden’s base plays 1.097×. The archive holds one weather snapshot — not an hourly build — so the hourly bars read —.

Park 1.097× Wind 6 mph WSW 86.8°F Roof open
1:35p
2:35p
3:35p
4:35p
5:35p
the archive holds one weather snapshot — 86.8°F · 6 mph WSW · roof open at 1:35p; no hourly build · full conditions →
⚡ FULL LEDGER · 6 OF 6 Nothing hidden.

Every ranked batter, no filtering — the pick holds in full context.

#BATTERTMTIERCONVODDS
1 Seiya Suzuki CHC Below Avg 28
2 Samuel Basallo BAL Below Avg 27
3 Pete Crow-Armstrong CHC Value 26
4 Dansby Swanson CHC Below Avg 21
5 Pete Alonso BAL Below Avg 19
6 Tyler O'Neill BAL Below 18
7 Michael Busch CHC Below Avg 14
8 Leody Taveras BAL Below 14
9 Coby Mayo BAL Below Avg 12
10 Ian Happ CHC Below Avg 12
11 Carson Kelly CHC Below 11
12 Gunnar Henderson BAL Below Avg 10
13 Alex Bregman CHC Below 8
14 Adley Rutschman BAL Below 6
15 Miguel Amaya CHC Below 6
16 Nico Hoerner CHC Below 4
17 Taylor Ward BAL Below 4
18 Blaze Alexander BAL Below 4
✶ TONIGHT'S ANGLE Six lenses. One pick. Sixty seconds.
Pete Crow-Armstrong CHC · L Value
8.5% barrel matchup · 14D pace 25.0% · Match 26.2%
CONVICTION 26 / 40
Alt: Basallo — · attack T. Rogers · leak —
17.3% top-15 pick-hit rate · 2,508 HRs tracked this season · 219+ batters scored daily · 108 days tracked live

Verdict = model score + conviction (½·14D pace + ½·Match%); odds shown are the live best price, never invented.

Frozen snapshot · CHC @ BAL · Thu Jul 9, 2026 · archived game data.

Slate Preview Live-style sample

235 batters tonight.
Six matter.

Every batter playing tonight, ranked by composite score — park factor, barrel matchup, ISO power, pitcher vulnerability, weather, and a dozen other Statcast signals. Top of the board = strongest HR conviction.

★ Today's Slate
Ranked by composite score
🏆 Golden Slate 3 top-15 batters face HR-prone pitchers
#2 Shea Langeliers vs Tatsuya Imai #4 Juan Soto vs Griffin Canning #10 Nick Kurtz vs Tatsuya Imai
# Batter Score Pitcher · Game Tier '26 HR
1 Brandon Lowe (L) 93 Spencer StriderPIT @ ATL · Truist Park 🔥 A+ 15
2 Shea Langeliers (R) 80 Tatsuya ImaiATH @ HOU · Daikin Park A 16
3 Miguel Vargas (R) 75 Andrew PainterCWS @ PHI · Citizens Bank Park B 15
4 Juan Soto (L) 73 Griffin CanningNYM @ SD · Petco Park B 13
5 Christian Walker (R) 73 ATH Bullpen ProxyATH @ HOU · Daikin Park B 16
+ 230 more batters ranked tonight See the full slate →
Yesterday · 2026-07-12 4 of 28 HRs caught 14% in top 50 Full track record → Today's HR predictions →
HR Shape New

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Pick any two stats — barrel rate, ISO, pitcher HR/FB, park factor. HR Shape draws the heat map of every home run hit this season, surfaces the cells with the biggest lift, and tells you which batters land in them tonight.

Barrel Matchup × ISO
71 dates · latest data · lift (HR rate vs baseline)
10×15×20×
Tonight's high-lift zones
24 matches
Hunter Goodman
5-8% · .240-.300 · 9/38 HR
2.4×
Yordan Álvarez
14%+ · .300+ · 40/232 HR
2.1×
Ian Happ
5-8% · .240-.300 · 9/38 HR
1.9×
James Wood
14%+ · .240-.300 · 46/239 HR
1.9×
Shea Langeliers
11-14% · .240-.300 · 56/341 HR
1.7×
+ 19 more tonight · open report →
55 stat pairs · 71 dates of MLB data · refreshes every night

Built by someone who did this by hand

Every morning before first pitch, the founder opened 17 browser tabs — Statcast leaderboards, pitcher susceptibility, park factors, weather reports, lineups — and cross-referenced them all by hand to find the best HR matchups. It was a lot of work. It rarely worked. So he automated it.

Before
17 tabs. 45 minutes. Every morning.
📊 Exit Velocity & Barrel Leaderboard
📊 Pitcher HR Susceptibility Rankings
📊 Batter Pitch-Type Splits
📊 Pitcher Pitch-Type Splits
🏟️ Stadium Park Factor Table
🌤️ Weather & Wind Report
Probable Pitcher Matchups
Today's Confirmed Lineups
📊 Pitcher HR/9 Rates
📊 Bullpen HR Vulnerability
📊 Team HR per 9 Innings
📊 Last 4 Weeks HRs Allowed
📊 Statcast Game Previews
📋 Personal Tracking Spreadsheet
📋 Historical HR Database
🔍 Platoon Split Matchup Lookup
😵‍💫 Cross-reference everything. Build a spreadsheet. Guess.
After
1 page. 1 score. Done.
⭐ Top Picks 243 scored
1 James Wood 82 A
2 Mike Trout 82 A
3 Yordan Alvarez 78 B
4 Matt Olson 77 B
5 Oswald Peraza 76 B
+ 238 more batters scored, ranked, and explained
🎯 All 17 sources. Scored and ranked. Before your coffee's ready.

The ritual was fun. We kept the research — we just made it actually work.

The Prediction Flywheel

Three forces converging every single night. The AI gets smarter. The crowd gets sharper. The picks get better.

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AI Scores the Slate

Every batter ranked 1–150 using matchup probability, park factors, weather, platoon splits, bullpen vulnerability, and recent form — all weighted against the scored matchup history behind the app.

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Community Adjusts

You see something the model doesn't? Bump conviction up or down. Every adjustment feeds back into the engine. The crowd spots edge the algorithm misses — lineup changes, tip sheets, gut reads.

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Outcomes Teach Both

After every game, results flow back. The model recalibrates weights. You see which adjustments hit and which missed. Season-long dashboards track exactly how sharp each signal is.

Six Home Runs to Freedom

The math is simple. Six correct HR picks in a parlay pays life-changing money. The hard part is finding the right six. That's what we built this for.

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Daily Slate Rankings

Every batter ranked 1–150 with composite scores. Tier badges from S to D. Sortable by any factor.

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Matchup Overlays

Click any batter for the full breakdown — spray charts, percentile bars, pitcher stats, and adjustable conviction.

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Weather & Parks

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Track Record

Season-long performance dashboards. Pick-hit rates, baseline lift, capture context, and calibration charts — radical transparency.

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How accurate is the model?
Our Top-15 track record this season is currently 17.3% on the public replay view. We publish the full track record at /track-record, and we define pick-hit rate, baseline lift, capture context, and snapshot-forward measurement in the methodology note. Radical transparency, no cherry-picking.
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