Brayan Bello's changeup has drastically underperformed this season, leading him to rely heavily on his sweeper as his primary off-speed pitch since May. His ability to pair the sweeper with a sinker that closely mimics its spin but is faster has allowed him to effectively deceive hitters. By strategically using the sinker in strikeout situations and utilizing the sweeper for inducing swings, Bello has seen improved outcomes in his last three starts, showcasing notable statistics that underscore the effectiveness of this pitching strategy.
Bello's changeup has completely fallen off this year, making his sweeper the primary off-speed pitch, allowing him to fool batters effectively.
Refining the placement of his sinker has been impactful for Bello, as he uses it to challenge hitters while amplifying the effectiveness of his sweeper.
Across his last three starts, Bello's sweeper has a 40% Chase% and 32% Chase Miss%, reflecting its growing effectiveness in his pitching arsenal.
His sinker's edges placement of 50% has been key to his success, enabling him to dominate in strikeout counts by dotting crucial pitches.
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