MLB
Pitch Pattern
Per-pitch velocity and pitch-shape change for MLB matchups with pitch capture. NFL and college remain focused on their play-by-play and price-movement tape.
Feature
Audits
Play-by-play next to the book move. Source-backed, not a recap.
Pro or SharpMLBNFLCollege
Sharp: Real-time line data
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See how Audits works
Explore the workflow below. This explains the interface; it is not a live data feed.
Choose the matchup
Open a supported matchup. Its play-by-play and captured sportsbook moves stay tied to the same game.
- Play-by-play
- Captured pitches or plays, with their source timestamps.
- Book tape
- The sportsbook, market, posted number, and capture time.
MLB Pitch Pattern is available when pitch capture exists. Football and college views use their supported play and price data.
What
Audits is the desk's matchup board for play-by-play next to the book move. It is a source-backed tape of captured pitches, plays, and sportsbook movement — not a recap, not a narrative, and not a pick sheet.
Why there
A recap tells you the score. It does not show when a book moved relative to the plays. Audits exists so the play log and the book tape sit on one Eastern Time board, with source stamps, instead of a story that cannot be replayed.
Why useful
When a number jumps, you can open the matchup and see the captured plays beside the captured book move, on the same Eastern Time clock. The timing is evidence you can check; it does not prove why a book moved. Coverage on this desk is MLB, NFL, and college (NCAAF and NCAAB). Pitch Pattern is MLB only.
How it works
Open a matchup on the Audits board. Pitch Pattern, Odds Audit, and Dual rail stay pinned with the game, so you can move from pitch or play detail to the book tape without losing the matchup or its Eastern Time sequence.
Pitch Pattern on the board
Pitch Pattern is the MLB action on this desk. It reads tonight's pitch mix and location against the batter's season norm and says plainly when the two have come apart — what changed, by how much, and off how small a sample. It is descriptive. It tells you the pitcher is working differently than usual; it does not tell you what happens next, and it says so on the card.
Line moves
Odds Audit
The captured sportsbook tape for that game: which book moved, to what number, at what Eastern Time. Missing captures are labeled unavailable.
Shared ET axis
Dual rail
Play-by-play on the left, book moves on the right, one shared Eastern Time scroller. Sequence is the captured stamps, not a recap written after the fact.