PIRATES Pitch Economy Visualizer

Braxton Ashcraft's 85-Pitch Complete Game Win vs Miami Marlins
Verified Source Evidence (@MLB): "It took Braxton Ashcraft just 85 pitches to finish the job in Miami! Strikes out 10 en route to a complete-game W!"
Inning-by-Inning Pitch Sequence Matrix Showing All 9 Innings (85 Pitches)
85
Total Pitches
10
Strikeouts (Ks)
9.44
Pitches / Inning
3.15
Pitches / Out
71.8%
Strike Rate
Strikeout (K)
Called / Swinging Strike
In Play (Out)
Foul Ball
Ball
Historical Context: 'Maddux' Tier

A "Maddux" is a complete-game shutout/win thrown in under 100 pitches. Sub-90 pitches with 10+ Ks is an ultra-rare tier of extreme pitch economy combined with dominant stuff.

Pitcher / Outing Pitches Ks Efficiency
Braxton Ashcraft
PIT vs MIA (Verified)
85 10 Maddux Elite
Greg Maddux (1997) 78 6 Maddux
David Cone (1999 PG) 88 10 Maddux
Shelby Miller (2013) 87 13 Maddux Elite
Jon Lester (2014) 89 12 Maddux Elite
Fact Check vs Scenario Model
Source Facts: 85 pitches, 10 Ks, 27 outs, PIT CG W vs Miami.
Scenario Model: Interactive controls below simulate how changing count leverage affects pitch count.
Interactive Pitch Efficiency Simulator Workbench
Simulated Pitch Decay Model Result
85 Pitches
Qualifies for Maddux Complete Game (<100 Pitches)
Ashcraft's high 71.8% overall strike rate and early contact allowed him to average under 10 pitches per inning despite accumulating 10 strikeouts.
Completed State Proof: Elite Pitch Economy (Sub-10 Pitches/Inning)
Historical Tier: Rare (Sub-90 Pitches with 10+ Strikeouts) | Maddux Qualifier: True
Verified 85-Pitch / 10-K CG Model
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