Mahle Struggling vs. RHHs in 2025 as Key Pitches Lose Effectiveness
Right-handed hitters are posting a .849 OPS against Mahle this season, a sharp rise from his .658 mark allowed in 2024 with Texas.
Tyler Mahle held right-handed hitters to a .658 OPS across 16 starts for Texas in 2024, but that figure has ballooned to .849 in 2025. His cutter, previously limiting RHHs to a .216 BA and .216 SLG, is now being hit at .316 with a .421 SLG. His splitter shows an identical regression, going from a .194 BA and .306 SLG allowed to .316 and .421 respectively. Both pitches have also shifted slightly in usage, suggesting Mahle has not yet found an effective adjustment.
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