MLB Matchups · Pitcher vs Lineup

April 23, 2026 MLB Matchups

1 game · 1 matchup · Updated Jul 20, 4:35 AM ET

The Almanac's Take

One game on the board today, so the grid is thin — worth knowing up front. Detroit's lineup sits at a .723 OPS against Sproat, and the neutral handedness label means no strong platoon lean either way; five hitters do hold a platoon advantage, but it's not a skewed enough split to anchor a stack. With a single matchup and no H2H history logged, the season-level read is really all you have here — Sproat against a middling Tigers lineup that isn't punishing righties at an alarming rate. Lean on the grid below for individual matchup grades rather than a lineup-wide angle.

How to read this page

Primary read is the lineup strength block — season OPS, lineup K%, and platoon-edge count across the opposing lineup. When enough Statcast PA is on file, the lineup composite vs the pitcher's hand sits alongside it.

Career head-to-head reads as color, not edge. PA count travels with every H2H number on this page so a 4-for-7 sample looks like the small sample it is. The “notable H2H” highlight list is filtered to PA ≥ 10 for that reason.

Milwaukee Brewers @ Detroit Tigers

Comerica Park · Final

Brandon Sproat(RHP)

Milwaukee Brewers vs Detroit Tigers

Neutral9 batters sampled

Lineup OPS: .729
Lineup K%: 22.8%
Season HR: 84
Platoon edges: 5 / 9

Lineup detail

#1Kevin McGonigle3B· LHBPlatoon edge
Season · .286/.389/.426 · 8 HR · .815 OPS
Career vs SP · 1-for-3 · .333 AVG · 1 K · 3 PA
#2Gleyber Torres2B· RHB
Season · .275/.387/.373 · 3 HR · .760 OPS
Career vs SP · 0-for-3 · .000 AVG · 3 PA
#3Colt KeithDH· LHBPlatoon edge
Season · .253/.289/.424 · 8 HR · .713 OPS
Career vs SP · 0-for-2 · .000 AVG · 3 PA
#4Riley GreeneLF· LHBPlatoon edge
Season · .289/.379/.466 · 13 HR · .845 OPS
Career vs SP · 1-for-1 · 1.000 AVG · 1 HR · 2 PA
#5Dillon DinglerC· RHB
Season · .270/.315/.520 · 19 HR · .835 OPS
Career vs SP · 1-for-2 · .500 AVG · 1 K · 2 PA
#6Kerry CarpenterRF· LHBPlatoon edge
Season · .219/.276/.449 · 11 HR · .725 OPS
Career vs SP · 0-for-2 · .000 AVG · 1 K · 2 PA
#7Spencer Torkelson1B· RHB
Season · .206/.297/.421 · 17 HR · .718 OPS
Career vs SP · 0-for-2 · .000 AVG · 1 K · 2 PA
#8Wenceel PérezCF· SHBPlatoon edge
Season · .153/.218/.250 · 3 HR · .468 OPS
Career vs SP · 0-for-2 · .000 AVG · 2 PA
#9Javier BáezSS· RHB
Season · .260/.278/.403 · 2 HR · .681 OPS
Career vs SP · 1-for-2 · .500 AVG · 2 PA

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