Looking through the charts that some referenced above, I found a few interesting things. Berrios and Meyer have almost the same release point. Berrios was a bit more consistent vertically and Meyer was a bit more consistent horizontally. For all the talk of downward plane, the 5'11" guy has the same vertical release point as the 6'9" guy (both lower than Nolasco, by the way). As was mentioned above, the Houston gun was running slow last night. By the looks of things, about 2mph. Meyer got even more squeezed at the bottom of the zone than Berrios did. Berrios was equally wild outside the zone compared to Meyer. Meyer was missing with sliders and Berrios was missing with curveballs and 2 seamers. I'm going to bold this..... The contact rate on Meyer's change and slider was 0.0%