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      • Typical HAA values range between -3 degrees (a very sharp angle into the plate) and +0.5 degrees (a fairly straight trajectory into the zone) for Right Handed Pitchers (flip the signs of those numbers for Lefties), but vary based on the pitch type which I will get into later. Most pitches enter the zone moving away from a Right Handed Hitter.
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  2. Nov 22, 2023 · Every pitch type will have a different league-average HAA value (sliders and cutters have much sharper angles on average than sinkers or changeups), but they’ll all have HAAAAs that center on...

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  3. Aug 9, 2020 · Typical HAA values range between -3 degrees (a very sharp angle into the plate) and +0.5 degrees (a fairly straight trajectory into the zone) for Right Handed Pitchers (flip the signs of those...

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  4. Pitchers in the MLB can have a HAA range from -3 degrees to +1 degrees. A negative value indicates the ball taking a horizontal angle glove side, while a positive angle means the ball moves toward the arm side.

  5. Jan 7, 2021 · VAA behaves almost uniformly in the strike zone, whether you throw a flat-VAA pitch (a four-seamer!) or a steep-VAA pitch (a curve!). It is blue, blue, blue throughout irrespective of pitch height...

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  6. Dec 9, 2021 · This extreme breaker from Aaron Loup came in with an HAA of 7.3, the largest absolute value for a pitch that crossed the plate in the 2021 season. Loup gets a lot of horizontal movement on his...

  7. Dec 22, 2022 · Horizontal break (HB) is pretty easy to wrap your head around. If it has negative 10 HB, the ball moves 10 inches to the left. If it has positive 10 HB, the ball moves 10 inches to the right. On the other hand, vertical break (VB) numbers aren’t quite as simple because gravity is involved.

  8. Dec 1, 2022 · Unlike VAA, horizontal attack angle (HAA) is something that is talked about less and fewer people are probably familiar with what this is. HAA describes the angle between the resultant velocity vector of the sweet spot of the bat and an imaginary line between home and the mound (figure 7).

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