Bob Veale

Pittsburgh · #39 · P

$32,000 (1 yr)

HT/WT	6'5", 212 lbs
BIRTHDATE	10/28/1935 (34)
BAT/THR	S/L
BIRTHPLACE	Birmingham, Alabama
STATUS	● Active

1970 Season Stats

W-L

6-8

Tied-54th

ERA

5.35

124

4th

WHIP

1.57

Overview News Stats Ratings Bio Contract Game Log

1970 Season

Team	G	GS	W	L	SV	HLD	IP	H	ER	BB	K	HR	ERA	WHIP	WAR
PIT	18	18	6	8	0	0	117.2	125	70	60	124	11	5.35	1.57	2.4

Awards

1966

All-Star

1965

All-Star

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How We Score It

Players of the Game are determined using Win Probability Added (WPA) — a stat that measures how much each individual play moved the needle toward a win.

Every at-bat changes a team's probability of winning based on the game situation — the score, inning, outs, and runners on base. WPA credits the batter or pitcher for that change. A walk-off home run in the 9th carries far more weight than a leadoff single in the 1st.

We display WPA multiplied by 100 for readability. A score of 41.32 means that player increased their team's win probability by 41.32 percentage points across all their plate appearances or pitching outings in that game.

The two players with the highest WPA — regardless of team or position — are named Players of the Game. Some games may feature two hitters, two pitchers, or one of each.

In tight, low-scoring games WPA scores will naturally be lower — no single play shifts win probability dramatically when the game stays close throughout. A dominant performance in a blowout can also score lower than a clutch hit in a one-run game.

WPA data sourced from OOTP Baseball simulation engine.