[ May 02, 2024 01:54 EDT ]

ALL

 PlayerKD
1Lugo, S(KC)185
2Glasnow, T(LAD)179
3Suárez, R(PHI)173
4Berríos, J(TOR)171
5Helsley, R(STL)168
6Foley, J(DET)161
7Harvey, H(WSH)158
7Nola, A(PHI)158
9Wheeler, Z(PHI)157
9Webb, L(SF)157
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American League

 PlayerKD
1Lugo, S(KC)185
2Berríos, J(TOR)171
3Foley, J(DET)161
4Holmes, C(NYY)155
4Castillo, L(SEA)155
6Burnes, C(BAL)154
7Skubal, T(DET)150
8Clase, E(CLE)149
9Houck, T(BOS)148
10Barlow, S(CLE)146
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National League

 PlayerKD
1Glasnow, T(LAD)179
2Suárez, R(PHI)173
3Helsley, R(STL)168
4Harvey, H(WSH)158
4Nola, A(PHI)158
6Wheeler, Z(PHI)157
6Webb, L(SF)157
8Imanaga, S(CHC)154
9Musgrove, J(SD)153
10Suarez, R(SD)151
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What is KD ( Komatsu-shiki Donation Rating)?

KD is one of baseball statistic which is popular to certain internet people in Japan. It is calculated with a simple formura as below :

KD = (IP * 3) + (W + HLD + SV) * 10

It is quite different from the concept of sabermetrics. But interestingly, KD clearly shows the pitcher's impression , impact or contribution to the team. And KD can compare pitchers with different role : starter, setup man and closer.

In 2011, Satoshi KOMATSU ( ex Orix Buffaloes picher, NPB ) started his contribution activity named "ONE OUT DONATION". He donated amounts calculated from his pitching results to a charity group.

KD formula (seen above) is based on his method of calculating donation amounts.