Top Single Game Win Probability Adders (First 39 Games Edition)

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With Rhys Hoskins doing some major Win Probability Adding tonight (+.508) I was curious how that stacked up with some of the other top performances over the first not quite quarter of the season, so I clicked around and here was every instance I could find where someone posted a +.250 WPA or better for the day...

05/07 Willy Adames (+.645)
1-4, HR, 3 RBI in 6-5 win

05/11 Rhys Hoskins (+.508)
1-3, HR, 3 RBI in 5-3 win

04/25 Gary Sanchez (+.477)
pinch hit two run HR in 7-5 win

04/19 Hoby Milner (+.443)
scoreless 10th in 2-1 win

04/19 Freddy Peralta (+.385)
six scoreless in 2-1 win

05/06 Bryse Wilson (+.373)
six scoreless in 3-2 loss

04/19 William Contreras (+.370)
2-5, both RBI in 2-1 win

04/29 Sal Frelick (+.353)
9th inning lead off double, steal 3rd in 1-0 loss

05/01 Colin Rea (+.343)
six scoreless in 7-1 win

03/30 Rhys Hoskins (+.324)
3 for 4, HR, 4 RBI in 7-6 win

04/14 Blake Perkins (+.307)
3-4, HR, stole home in 6-4 loss

04/26 Joey Ortiz (+.293)
2-4, HR, 4 RBI, walk off in extras

05/10 Robert Gasser (+.287)
six scoreless in 11-2 win

04/13 Jake Bauers (+.286)
1 for 5 HR, 4 RBI in 11-5 win

04/26 Jared Koenig (+.266)
scoreless 10th/11th in 7-6 win.

04/21 Bryan Hudson (+.250)
2.1 scoreless in 2-0 win

So looks like sixteen individual instances from fifteen different players over thirteen different games with Rhys the only repeat appearance. He also had a just missed at (+.236) on 04/25 in the Sanchez pinch hit HR game.

Nine position player games, four starting pitcher games, three reliever games and full season WPA contributors like Megill (+0.85), Yelich (+0.83), Turang (+0.42) and Peguero (+0.36) don't even show up on the list. Feel like that does a pretty good job illustrating the depth of contributions Milwaukee has gotten towards their current first place standing.