David Sandlin

Pitches

• 4-Seam

  31.3% · 400

  96.5 mph · +15.7 in rise · 5.5 in arm-side

  2,301 rpm · 6.5 ft ext · Zone 53.5% · Chase 24.7% · Whiff 14.9%

• Curve

  22.1% · 282

  83.1 mph · -8.2 in rise · 4.5 in glove-side

  2,574 rpm · 6.5 ft ext · Zone 48.9% · Chase 40.3% · Whiff 19.7%

• Cutter

  18.2% · 232

  91.2 mph · +6.9 in rise · 3.4 in glove-side

  2,362 rpm · 6.5 ft ext · Zone 52.6% · Chase 18.2% · Whiff 30.9%

• Sweeper

  13.0% · 166

  86.4 mph · +0.6 in rise · 8.5 in glove-side

  2,641 rpm · 6.6 ft ext · Zone 37.3% · Chase 36.5% · Whiff 35.9%

• Sinker

  9.1% · 116

  95.3 mph · +11.8 in rise · 13.5 in arm-side

  2,142 rpm · 6.5 ft ext · Zone 44.8% · Chase 28.1% · Whiff 3.8%

• Change

  6.3% · 80

  90.9 mph · +7.2 in rise · 10.6 in arm-side

  1,326 rpm · 6.6 ft ext · Zone 15.0% · Chase 32.4% · Whiff 23.5%

Only pitches a park tracked. Rise and arm-side run are in inches. Whiff% is misses out of swings. Chase% is swings at pitches outside the strike zone.

bWAR

bWAR is Baseball-Reference’s wins above replacement, not a 40 Man stat. The numbers come from their daily WAR file, which they allow anyone to reuse with a citation and a link. Pace stretches a short year up to 600 plate appearances, or to 180 innings for a starter and 65 for a reliever. A year that already reached that playing time keeps the bWAR he earned, so extra at-bats do not shrink it. It shows once a year reaches 100 plate appearances or 30 innings. File dated 2026-11-07. This player on Baseball-Reference · How bWAR is calculated.