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PitchData

mlb_api::game

Struct PitchData 

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pub struct PitchData {
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    pub release_speed: f64,
    pub plate_speed: f64,
    pub sz_bot: f64,
    pub sz_top: f64,
    pub sz_wid: f64,
    pub sz_dep: f64,
    pub aX: f64,
    pub aY: f64,
    pub aZ: f64,
    pub pfxX: f64,
    pub pfxZ: f64,
    pub pX: f64,
    pub pZ: f64,
    pub vX0: f64,
    pub vY0: f64,
    pub vZ0: f64,
    pub x0: f64,
    pub y0: f64,
    pub z0: f64,
    pub x: f64,
    pub y: f64,
    pub break_angle: f64,
    pub break_length: f64,
    pub induced_vertical_movement: f64,
    pub vertical_drop: f64,
    pub horizontal_movement: f64,
    pub depth_break: f64,
    pub spin_rate: f64,
    pub spin_axis: f64,
    pub zone: StrikeZoneSection,
    pub type_confidence: f64,
    pub time_to_plate: f64,
    pub extension: f64,

}
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Statistical data regarding a pitch.

Some acronyms are an existing spec, best to keep with that.

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§release_speed: f64

Velocity measured at release, measured in mph

§plate_speed: f64

Velocity measured crossing home plate, measured in mph

§sz_bot: f64

Height above home plate for the bottom of the hitter’s strike zone

Measured in feet.

§sz_top: f64

Height above home plate for the top of the hitter’s strike zone

Measured in feet.

§sz_wid: f64

Width of the strike zone

Measured in inches.

§sz_dep: f64

Depth of the strike zone

Measured in inches.

§aX: f64

Acceleration of the pitch near release, horizontal movement axis, catchers perspective (positive means RHP sweep)

Measured in feet/s^2.

§aY: f64

Acceleration of the pitch near release, depth axis, catchers perspective (positive means deceleration)

Measured in feet/s^2.

§aZ: f64

Acceleration of the pitch near release, vertical movement axis, catchers perspective (positive means literal carry)

Measured in feet/s^2.

§pfxX: f64

Might be broken, use horizontal_movement instead

Horizontal movement of the pitch between the release point and home plate, catchers perspective (positive means RHP sweep) as compared to a theoretical pitch thrown at with the same velocity vector and no spin-induced movement. This parameter is measured at y=40 feet regardless of the y0 value.

Measured in inches.

Does not account for seam-shifted wake!

§pfxZ: f64

Might be broken, use vertical_drop instead

Vertical movement of the pitch between the release point and home plate, catchers perspective (positive means literal rise), as compared to a theoretical pitch thrown at with the same velocity vector and no spin-induced movement. This parameter is measured at y=40 feet regardless of the y0 value.

Measured in inches.

Does not account for seam-shifted wake!

§pX: f64

Horizontal coordinate of the pitch as it crosses home plate, 0 is the middle of the plate. Catchers perspective, positive means arm-side for a RHP, negative means glove-side for a RHP.

Measured in feet.

§pZ: f64

Vertical coordinate of the pitch as it crosses home plate, 0 is the plate itself

Measured in feet.

§vX0: f64

Horizontal component of velocity out of the hand, catchers perspective, positive means RHP glove-side.

Measured in feet per second.

§vY0: f64

Depth component of velocity out of the hand, catchers perspective, positive means the ball isn’t going into centerfield.

Measured in feet per second.

§vZ0: f64

Vertical component of velocity out of the hand, measured in feet per second.

Measured in feet per second.

§x0: f64

X coordinate of pitch at release

Measured in feet

§y0: f64

Y coordinate of pitch at release, typically as close to 50 as possible.

Measured in feet

§z0: f64

Z coordinate of pitch at release

Measured in feet

§x: f64

No clue.

§y: f64

No clue.

§break_angle: f64

No clue. Does not match theta angle of induced break vector. Consistently 36.0. Strange.

§break_length: f64

No clue. Does not match length of induced break vector.

§induced_vertical_movement: f64

Standard metric, amount of vertical movement induced.

Measured in inches

§vertical_drop: f64

Standard metric, amount of vertical movement the pitch has (including gravity).

Measured in inches

§horizontal_movement: f64

Standard metric, amount of horizontal movement the pitch has.

Measured in inches

§depth_break: f64

No clue. Thought to be the amount of depth-based movement (acceleration), but it’s consistently 24.0. Strange.

§spin_rate: f64

RPMs out of the hand

§spin_axis: f64

Measured in degrees.

0 means complete topspin. 180 means complete backspin. 90 means complete sidespin (RHP sweeper). 270 means complete sidespin (elite RHP changeup).

~225 is your average RHP fastball.

§zone: StrikeZoneSection§type_confidence: f64

AI model confidence about pitch type designation.

Sometimes greater than 1.0

§time_to_plate: f64

Time from out of the hand to crossing the plate.

Measured in seconds

§extension: f64

Extension

Measured in feet

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impl Clone for PitchData

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fn clone(&self) -> PitchData

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for PitchData

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for PitchData

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fn deserialize<D>(deserializer: D) -> Result<Self, D::Error>
where D: Deserializer<'de>,

Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more
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impl PartialEq for PitchData

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fn eq(&self, other: &PitchData) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Copy for PitchData

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impl StructuralPartialEq for PitchData

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