Retractable Dome (likely closed) No weather impact
vs J. Cantillo (L)
AB
BA
OBP
OPS
never faced
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SLG:--.700
Hard Hit %:--%30%
Quality ABs:--%75%
SB Success:--%15%
vs Guardians
AB
BA
OBP
OPS
113
.265
.291
.716
Night Game
AB
BA
OBP
OPS
1543
.270
.331
.789
T-Mobile Park (home)
AB
BA
OBP
OPS
1141
.256
.315
.746
Predicted
Gets on (32% OBP)
1B: 16%2B: 4%3B: 0%HR: 4%BB: 7%HBP: 1%
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Makes out (68%)
Strikeout: 25%
Out (in play): 43%
Schedule
Games this week (4)
Date
Day
Game
HRForce
3-23-26
Mon
no game
3-24-26
Tue
no game
3-25-26
Wed
no game
3-26-26
Thu
CLE @ SEA
n/a
3-27-26
Fri
CLE @ SEA
n/a
3-28-26
Sat
CLE @ SEA
n/a
3-29-26
Sun
CLE @ SEA
n/a
So, should you choose Acuna Jr. or Rodriguez (3/28/26)?
Batter vs pitcher
Acuna Jr. has faced Wacha 9 times, with a total OPS of .555. Conversely, Rodriguez has no plate appearances against Cantillo so tough to reliably predict this one. Lean on the other splits on this page.
Weather impact
Heavy wind (blowing out), hot temps, ballpark elevation, etc can all have a big impact on long fly balls. An extra few feet can be the difference between warning track and a 3-run dinger. In Acuna Jr.'s game, our HRForce Index at first pitch is 1.0 [0% more HRs expected]. Meanwhile, Rodriguez will be playing under an HRForce of n/a [dome (and likely closed)]. So, the ball will be flying better in Acuna Jr.'s game. Weather edge goes to him.
Weekly Roster Lock Leagues
For those of you in leagues that require you to set your lineup before the start of each week, off-days can be a bummer. Everything else being equal, give the edge to guys that play at least one more game a week. For the Mon-Sun week that includes 3/28/26, Acuna Jr. has 3 games scheduled, while Rodriguez has 4. So, with one more game, that could make a difference, especially in H2H leagues where you need to pile up points. Slight advantage to Rodriguez.
