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Descriptive only — these are measured pitch-level distributions, not projections.
MLB pitch types · MLB · as of 2025-09-28

Splitter (FS)

Historical measurements from this snapshot.
Pitches thrown
22473
Percentile rank 63.157895 among 19 measured profiles
pct 63.157895 of 19 measured
Share of all pitches
3.24%
Percentile rank 63.157895 among 19 measured profiles
pct 63.157895 of 19 measured
Velocity, 10th percentile
82.2 mph
Percentile rank 68.421053 among 19 measured profiles
pct 68.421053 of 19 measured
Velocity, median
86.3 mph
Percentile rank 68.421053 among 19 measured profiles
pct 68.421053 of 19 measured
Velocity, 90th percentile
90.9 mph
Percentile rank 73.684211 among 19 measured profiles
pct 73.684211 of 19 measured

Pitch share by count leverage

Pitch share by count leverage distribution
pitcher_ahead42.7%
even39.0%
pitcher_behind18.4%

Pitch share by count state

Pitch share by count state distribution
0-014.3%
0-116.9%
0-210.5%
1-07.6%
1-113.0%
1-215.2%
2-01.7%
2-14.4%
2-211.7%
3-00.1%
3-10.8%
3-23.8%

Pitch outcome mix

Pitch outcome mix distribution
strike41.5%
ball40.6%
in-play18.0%

Balls in count, Pitch types used, Strikes in count, Most common pitch type, Most common pitch type share, Velocity percentiles by pitch type not applicable to MLB pitch types.

Percentiles are calculated within the MLB pitch types group using each field's measured values; higher is only higher, not a quality judgement.

What stands out

  • The biggest ahead-vs-behind tilt of the four pitches profiled here: 42.7% ahead, only 18.4% behind.
  • A relatively rare, slow offering: 22,473 thrown (3.24% of all pitches), median 86.3 mph.
  • It nearly vanishes on 3-0 (0.1% of splitters) and clusters in two-strike counts like 0-2 (10.52%).
Reading note

Descriptive only, over a single 2025 Statcast pull. The count shares are of this pitch's OWN usage (what share of splitters fall in each count), not the share of any count that is a splitter. The strike bucket merges called, swinging, and foul strikes (no per-pitch swing/take in this corpus), so it is not a whiff rate. 'Biggest tilt of these four' is scoped to the four pitch types written up in this pack. Not a prediction; descriptive only.