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Snap Judgments with QBaB, 2024
Apr 10 2024
One of the many recent additions to the Baseball Forecaster has been Quality of Batted Balls (QBaB), a metric that boils Statcast measures of exit velocity and launch angle down to a simple three-digit code for every hitter.
The original research from Arik Florimonte can be found here, and QBaB's A-F grade thresholds for exit velocity, launch angle, and launch angle tightness from the Forecaster are shown below:
In 2021, Arik looked at how quickly QBaB scores for exit velocity became meaningful and found that for any sample size, a QBaB “A” for Exit Velocity (EV) is correlated with improved QBaB scores over the next 25 Batted balls (1-2 weeks), an "F" portends worse results, and a QBaB EV score of over 100 batted balls is an...
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