Complete 60-day DL list of Statis-Pro Cards

When we play Statis-Pro baseball games, we use all cards in the roster unless the player has been placed on 60-day DL. We just cross referenced the 60-day DL against our cards, and these are the 29 cards will will not use in our games. We list the team, then either the player's position or a number of where a pitcher is in that team's rotation (singled digit) or out of the bullpen (10 is closer, 11 is next best reliever etc). then either the pitcher's ERA or batters OPS. The final number is from the actual card. Either the PB rating for a pitcher (PB 2-9 is the best) or the Home Run range on the card.

Here is the free game if you want to play for yourself or look at these cards.

 

Team	Pos/Rot	Player	ERA or OPS	PB or HR
ARI	C	Gabriel Moreno	0.784	34
ARI	18	Tommy Henry	4.3	4'-7
ATL	4	Spencer Schwellenbach	3.46	2'-7
BAL	cf	Jorge Mateo	0.645	26
BAL	1B	Ryan Mountcastle	0.736	28-32
BOS	1b	Triston Casas	0.791	22-25
CLE	2	Shane Bieber	3.63	2'-8
CLE	16	Trevor Stephan	3.6	4'-7
COL	DH	Kris Bryant	0.688	24
DET	18	Sean Guenther	4.14	2'-6
DET	16	Ty Madden	4.34	4'-7
HOU	2b	Brendan Rodgers	0.666	27
HOU	5	Spencer Arrighetti	4.24	4'-7
HOU	LF	Yordan Alvarez	0.944	26-33
HOU	3b	Zach Dezenzo	0.721	27-28
MIA	of	Griffin Conine	0.693	23-25
MIL	RF	Garrett Mitchell	0.734	26-27
NYM	CF	Jose Siri	0.687	21-24
NYM	4	Tylor Megill	4.37	2'-7
NYY	LF	Oswaldo Cabrera	0.686	26-27
PIT	1b	Endy Rodríguez	0.692	26
PIT	2b	Enmanuel Valdez	0.697	24-25
PIT	15	Tim Mayza	4.05	4'-7
SEA	SS	Ryan Bliss	0.625	25
SEA	RF	Victor Robles	0.697	28
TEX	3	Tyler Mahle	4.01	2'-8
TOR	RF	Anthony Santander	0.8	23-27
WSN	DH	Dylan Crews	0.691	27
WSN	3	Trevor Williams	3.91	2'-7

Phillies Crush Cardinals 8-0 and 2-0; Move Into 2nd Behind Brewers

After six games the NL East Statis-Pro standings looked a bit off with the Milwaukee Brewers in 5th of 6 teams and the Philadelphia Phillies in 4th, both trailing the surprising St. Louis Cardinals. However, under our league rules that 5-run wins count as 3-game sweep and other series count as 2-games-to-1 wins, the Brewers received credit for a 5-1 series win in two games against the Pirates and the Phillies did the same thing to the Cardinals with 8-0 and 2-0 wins.

We track all results here. We did make a couple of updates to the Phillies on our Statis-Pro batters cards, realizing we had not listed 2nd baseman Bryson Stott in the starting line-up, and also realized two outfielders were nicely set up to platoon with Nick Castellanos hitting in the first game against a LHP and then Brandon Marsh in the second game against a righty.

The remaining series to get every team up to 8 actual games played is the Cubs and Mets home-and-home, with the winner having a chance to catch one or both. Below the first column shows the actual record of each team, then the Credit and Blame is a record based on treating each game as a 3-game series with the 5-run sweep rule.

 

East	W	L	Win%	Credit	Blame	Credit %
MIL	4	4	0.500	15	9	0.625
PHI	5	3	0.625	14	10	0.583
CHC	4	2	0.600	10	8	0.556
NYM	4	2	0.600	10	8	0.556
STL	4	4	0.500	12	12	0.500
PIT	2	6	0.250	8	16	0.333

The Phillies were able to start two PB2-8 lefties, and the first give Cardinals batters all struggle against left-handed pitching, turning 11s from hits into strikeouts against LHP for all five and Alec Burleson strikes out on 11-14 and Brendan Donovan on 11-13.

The following is the list of all players who played in the game and then appear in the scoresheet below.

Pos	Philadelphia Batters	HR	OPS	2-game notes
1b	Bryce Harper	27-32	0.892
RF	Kyle Schwarber	17-26	0.909	HR, 3 hits,3 walks, 2nd Game MVP
SS	Trea Turner	32-24	0.789	3 hits & HBP 1st game, 1st game MVP
1b	Alec Bohm	32-33	0.779
LF	Max Kepler	24-27	0.755
CF/Ben	Nick Castellanos	28-32	0.748	platoon 1st game
Ben/CF	Brandon Marsh	26-27	0.747	platoon 2nd game
C	J.T. Realmuto	27-28	0.739	3 hits
3b	Edmundo Sosa	27-28	0.735
2b	Bryson Stott	31	0.723	realized left out of line-up
PB	Phillies Pitchers	WAR	ERA	2-game notes
2'-8	Ranger Suárez	113	3.58	6 shut out innings
2'-8	Matt Strahm		3.38
4'-7	Jordan Romano		3.71
PB	Game 2	WAR	ERA	2-game notes
2'-8	Cristopher Sánchez	49	3.79	7 shut out innings
2'-8	José Alvarado		3.02	hold
2'-8	Orion Kerkering		3.2	save
Pos	St. Louis Batters	HR	OPS
CF	Lars Nootbaar	24-26	0.802	reached 3 of 4 then injured
LF	Alec Burleson	32-24	0.763
DH/RF	Brendan Donovan	34-35	0.785	4 hits
C	Iván Herrera	27	0.728	single, double 2nd game
2b	Nolan Gorman	22-26	0.755	double
3b	Nolan Arenado	28-32	0.752
1b	Luken Baker	21-24	0.721
RF	Jordan Walker	25-27	0.716	injured 1st game
SS	Masyn Winn	28	0.69
DH	Pedro Pagés	25	0.647	filled in 2nd game
CF	Michael Siani		0.571	filled in 2nd game
PB	Cardinals Pitchers	WAR	ERA	2-game notes
2'-7	Quinn Mathews		3.95	5 innings, 2 runs
4'-7	Erick Fedde	166	4.28
2'-7	Matthew Liberatore		4.13
2'-7	Kyle Leahy		4.68	0.3 innings, 4 runs
4'-7	Steven Matz		4.01
PB	Game 2	WAR	ERA	2-game notes
2'-7	Andre Pallante		3.93	6 innings, 1 run
2'-7	John King		3.56
2'-8	JoJo Romero		3.39
2'-9	Ryan Helsley		2.77

Brewers Contreras Clutch Game-Winners in 2-1 Win, then Kicks off 11-4 Win to even Brewers Mark

The Brewers were the early disappointment in Statis-Pro through six games, and they were in danger dropping to 2-5 when surprised All-Star Jacob Misiorowski walked three batters and allowed a single in the 4th inning, but with help of a double play escaped to allow their game with the Pirates to still be 1-1 after eight innings. Here are the standings and logs of all games. 

However, William Contreras hit a clutch batting, game-winning RBI double in the bottom of the 9th inning off Pirates closer David Bednar for the 2-1 win. He was MVP for both games, getting double credit since they were both wins, which gives him credit for 7 Game MVPs to tie Elly De La Cruz for tops.

Contreras then started the second game of the home-and-home series with another clutch batting hit, a 3-run home run as the third batter in the game to send the Brewers en route to a 11-4 win. Here are the line scores.
 

Gm1	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9		R	H	E
Pit	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0		1	4	0
Mil	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1		2	4	0
Gm2	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9		R	H	E
Mil	4	0	1	2	0	1	0	3	0		11	19	0
Pit	3	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0		4	7	0

With those clutch wins, the Brewers even their mark to get right back in the thick of our NL East Statis-Pro Statis-Pro Game:

Chicago Cubs 4-2

New York Mets 4-2

St. Louis Cardinals 4-2

Milwaukee Brewers 4-4

Philadelphia Phillies 3-3

Pittsburgh Pirates 2-6 (won both of Skenes starts, lost the other six games)

Below are the links to all the players who appear on the screen shots with links to their Baseball Reference pages.

 

Pos	Milwaukee Line-up	OPS
2b	Caleb Durbin	0.727
DH	Jackson Chourio	0.759
C	William Contreras	0.796
1b	Rhys Hoskins	0.765
LF	Christian Yelich	0.79
RF	Garrett Mitchell	0.734
CF	Sal Frelick	0.719
3b	Joey Ortiz	0.707
ss	Brice Turang	0.681
PB	Milwaukee Pitchers	ERA
2'-8	Jacob Misiorowski	3.96
2'-8	Chad Patrick	4.38
2'-9	Trevor Megill	3.37
	Game 2 pitchers	ERA
2'-8	Nestor Cortes	3.56
2'-7	Aaron Ashby	4.22
2'-7	Abner Uribe	3.74
2'-7	Bryan Hudson	3.55
Pos	Pittsburgh Line-up	OPS
SS	Oneil Cruz	0.785
CF	Jack Suwinski	0.769
LF	Bryan Reynolds	0.768
2b	Nick Gonzales	0.753
C	Heliot Ramos	0.788
DH	Andrew McCutchen	0.71
1b	Endy Rodríguez	0.692
RF	Tommy Pham	0.677
3b	Jared Triolo	0.679
PB	Pittsburgh Pitchers	ERA
2'-7	Jared Jones	3.8
2'-7	Dennis Santana	3.84
2'-8	Caleb Ferguson	3.29
2'-9	David Bednar	3.51
PB	Game 2 pitchers
2'-7	Andrew Heaney	4.73
2'-7	Johan Oviedo	4.27
4'-7	Bailey Falter	4.36
4'-7	Colin Holderman	3.76
4'-7	Carmen Mlodzinski	3.89
4'-7	Tim Mayza	4.05
4'-7	Bubba Chandler	4.59

here are the photos of the scoresheets

Statis-Pro Game-by-Game NL Results

 Each of our 12 NL Statis-Pro teams (we relegated Miami, Colorado and Washington) have now finished six games. 

Below are all six games for each team, with the starting pitcher, the result of the game, and the batter who was MVP for the game.

At this point each team has played two of their five divisional opponents, and the only two interleague games we plan. All series are home-and-home.

The average runs score per game have been 3.89, slightly lower than the actual MLB average since we use only the top four starters for each team, and the best relievers pitch every other game - once every two game series. The average score has been 5.4 to 3.4, but only eight games have been won by five or more runs.

East	Starter	PB	Opp	Res	Runs	All	MVP	Notes
CHC	Shota Imanaga	2'-8	Mil	loss	0	2	Kyle Tucker	walk, steal, single
CHC	Jameson Taillon	2'-7	Mil	won	8	4	Michael Busch	game winning grand slam
CHC	Justin Steele (DL)	2'-8	St.L	Won	4	2	Kyle Tucker	triple, single
CHC	Matthew Boyd	2'-7	Stl	Won	6	4	Nico Hoerner	HR, single, steal
CHC	Matthew Boyd	2'-8	tex	win	7	4	Pete Crow-Armstrong	2b, hr
CHC	Colin Rea	4'-7	Tex	Loss	5	8	Pete Crow-Armstrong	3b, HR
CHC
MIL	Tobias Myers	2'-7	ChC	loss	4	8	Jackson Chourio	2b, 1b
MIL	Freddy Peralta	2'-8	ChC	win	2	0	William Contreras	2-run homer
MIL	Freddy Peralta	2'-8	kc	loss	6	7	Rhys Hoskins
MIL	Aaron Ashby	2'-7	KC	Won	13	10	Sal Frelick	cycle
MIL	Nestor Cortes	2'-8	NyM	Loss	3	7	Rhys Hoskins	HR
MIL	Aaron Ashby	2'-7	nym	Loss	0	4	William Contreras	2 hits, walk, steal
MIL
NYM	Tylor Megill	2'-7	Mil	Won	4	0	Francisco Alvarez	double, homer
NYM	Kodai Senga	2'-8	MKE	Won	7	3	Juan Soto	10th inning GW 3-run HR
NYM	Clay Holmes	2'-8	phil	Loss	1	4	Jesse Winker	single, double
NYM	David Peterson	2'-7	phil	Won	5	1	Francisco Lindor	2 homers, double
NYM	Kodai Senga	2'-8	tor	win	5	4	Pete Alonso	4 of 4
NYM	Tylor Megill	2'-7	Tor	Loss	2	3	Brandon Nimmo	walk, HR
NYM
PHI	Zack Wheeler	2'-9	Cle	loss	0	2	Nick Castellanos	only hit
PHI	Jesús Luzardo	4'-7	nym	Loss	1	5	Bryce Harper	HR, 2 hits
PHI	Ranger Suárez	2'-8	nym	Won	4	1	Trea Turner	rbi double & rbi single
PHI	Zack Wheeler	2'-9	Pit	Loss	3	6	Max Kepler	2 hits
PHI	Cristopher Sánchez	2'-8	pitt	Won	2	1	J.T. Realmuto	2 hits, looking for sheet
PHI	Jesús Luzardo	4'-7	TB	Won	7	5	Kyle Schwarber	single, 2-run double
PHI
PIT	Paul Skenes	2'-9	nyy	win	3	0	Bryan Reynolds	3 of 4, homer
PIT	Mitch Keller	2'-7	NYY	Loss	2	4	Heliot Ramos	HR
PIT	Paul Skenes	2'-9	Phil	Won	6	3	Bryan Reynolds	2b, 1b
PIT	Mitch Keller	2'-7	phil	Loss	1	2	Oneil Cruz	steal, score
PIT	Andrew Heaney	2'-7	StL	Loss	1	5	Bryan Reynolds	single, scored
PIT	Jared Jones	2'-7	Stl	Loss	4	11	Jack Suwinski	2 singles, 2 steals
PIT
STL	Michael McGreevy	2'-7	Chc	Loss	4	6	Alec Burleson	2-run triple, single & scored
STL	Sonny Gray	2'-7	ChC	Loss	2	4	Nolan Gorman	single, double
STL	Michael McGreevy	2'-7	Cle	Won	2	1	Masyn Winn	2 hits, steal
STL	Quinn Mathews	2'-7	PIT	Won	11	4	Nolan Gorman	homer, 3 hits
STL	Andre Pallante	2'-7	Pit	Won	5	1	Alec Burleson	2 RBI hits
STL	Sonny Gray	2'-7	TB	won	5	3	Alec Burleson	3 hits, double, 2 runs
STL
West	Starter	PB	Opp	Result	Runs	All	MVP	Notes
ARI	Corbin Burnes (DL)	2'-9	ATL	Loss	0	5	Corbin Carroll	single, steal
ARI	Merrill Kelly	2'-7	atl	Loss	1	8	Eugenio Suárez	HR
ARI	Zac Gallen	2'-7	min	loss	7	9	Gabriel Moreno	hr and single
ARI	Ryne Nelson	2'-7	Min	Loss	2	3	Gabriel Moreno	HR
ARI	Zac Gallen	2'-7	SDP	Loss	0	1	Gabriel Moreno	double
ARI	Brandon Pfaadt	2'-7	SDP	Loss	1	5	Corbin Carroll	single,stole, scored
ARI
ATL	Chris Sale	2'-9	Ari	Won	5	0	Jurickson Profar	3 hits
ATL	Spencer Schwellenbach	2'-7	ari	Won	8	1	Jarred Kelenic	3 hits, 2-run homer
ATL	Chris Sale	2'-9	det	win	6	3	Ronald Acuna Jr.	3-run hr
ATL	Bryce Elder	2'-7	Det	Loss	3	4	Marcell Ozuna	2-run 9th inn HR
ATL	Reynaldo López (DL)	2'-8	lad	Won	8	3	Michael Harris II	4 hits, triple and HR
ATL	Spencer Strider	2'-8	LAD	Loss	2	3	Marcell Ozuna	2-run homer
ATL
CIN	Andrew Abbott	2'-8	Hou	Win	3	1	TJ Friedl	GW HR, single
CIN	Nick Lodolo	2'-7	Hou	Loss	1	3	Elly De La Cruz	2 singles, 2 steals
CIN	Andrew Abbott	2'-8	LAD	Loss	1	9	Elly De La Cruz	leadoff homer
CIN	Nick Martinez	2'-8	LAD	Loss	2	4	Elly De La Cruz	single, steal
CIN	Hunter Greene	2'-7	SFG	Win	12	9	Elly De La Cruz	2 homers, 5 rbis, 2 steals
CIN	Nick Lodolo	2'-7	SFG	Win	1	0	Elly De La Cruz	walk, steal, score
CIN
LAD	Blake Snell	2'-9	atl	won	3	2	Andy Pages	HR
LAD	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	2'-9	atl	Loss	3	8	Miguel Rojas	3 hits, 2-run homer
LAD	Tyler Glasnow (DL)	2'-9	Cin	Won	4	2	Shohei Ohtani	2-run 10th inn GW HR
LAD	Roki Sasaki	2'-8	CIN	Won	9	1	Max Muncy	HR, single, 2 walks
LAD	Blake Snell	2'-9	laa	win	5	0	Shohei Ohtani	3 of 4, 3b, 3 sb
LAD	Clayton Kershaw	2'-8	laa	loss	7	8	Andy Pages	3-run hr
LAD
SDP	Nick Pivetta	2'-7	ARI	Won	5	1	Jackson Merrill	3 hits, single, steal, triple
SDP	Michael King	2'-8	Ari	Won	1	0	Fernando Tatis Jr.	single, steal
SDP	Michael King	2'-8	sea	loss	3	6	Manny Machado	HR, 1b, 3 rbi
SDP	Nick Pivetta	2'-7	Sea	won	2	0	Xander Bogaerts	1b, Steal, score
SDP	Dylan Cease	2'-8	SF	Won	5	0	Fernando Tatis Jr.	2 hits, homer
SDP	Joe Musgrove	2'-7	SFG	Loss	2	13	Luis Arraez	walk, single, run
SDP
SFG	Logan Webb	2'-9	Bost	win	4	0	Willy Adames	3-run HR, single
SFG	Hayden Birdsong	2'-7	Bost	lost	3	4	Heliot Ramos	3 of 5, HR
SFG	Hayden Birdsong	2'-7	CIN	Loss	9	12	Willy Adames	3 hits, 2b, 5 RBIs
SFG	Logan Webb	2'-9	Cin	Loss	0	1	Patrick Bailey	broke up no hitter
SFG	Robbie Ray	2'-8	SD	Loss	0	5	Mike Yastrzemski	only hit
SFG	Justin Verlander	2'-7	SDP	Won	13	2	Willy Adames	HR, 3 runs
SFG
West	Starter	PB	Opp	Result	Runs	All	MVP	Notes
Bost			SFG	Win	4	3
Bost			SFG	Loss	0	4
Cle			PHI	Win	2	0
Cle			STL	Loss	1	2
Det			ATL	Win	4	3
det			ATL	Loss	3	6
Hou			CIN	Win	3	1
Hou			CIN	Loss	1	3
KC			MIL	Loss	10	13
kc			MIL	Win	7	6
laa			LAD	Win	8	7
laa			LAD	Loss	0	5
min			ARI	Win	9	7
Min			ARI	Win	3	2
NYY			PIT/MIA	Win	4	2
nyy			PIT/MIA	Loss	0	3
sea			SDP	Win	6	3
Sea			SDP	Loss	0	2
TB			PHI	Loss	5	7
TB			STL	Loss	3	5
TOR			NYM	Loss	4	5
TOR			NYM	Win	3	2
	Overall Average Runs				3.89	3.89

De La Cruz Leads NL Statis-Pro Play with seven Game MVPs

Logan Webb pitched the Giants to a 4-0 win to wrap up our interleague plan and mean every Statis-Pro team has now played six games total with the AL holding a 13-11 edge in the interleague series. Each team will now play a home and home series against their three remaining divisional foes and we will see how far along we are in the season. We award one batter the MVP for each game, and based on the batter getting double credit if his team wins or single credit if they lose, here are the leaders in Game MVPs (12 would be the highest possible, since that would mean the player was his team's MVP all six games and they were 6-0. 

Game MVPs (2x if in win)	Team	MVPs
Elly De La Cruz	CIN	7
Bryan Reynolds	PIT	5
Willy Adames	SFG	5
Alec Burleson	STL	5
Shohei Ohtani	LAD	4
Fernando Tatis Jr.	SDP	4
Gabriel Moreno	ARI	3
Kyle Tucker	CHC	3
Pete Crow-Armstrong	CHC	3
Andy Pages	LAD	3
William Contreras	MIL	3
Corbin Carroll	ARI	2
Jarred Kelenic	ATL	2
Jurickson Profar	ATL	2
Marcell Ozuna	ATL	2
Michael Harris II	ATL	2
Ronald Acuna Jr.	ATL	2
Michael Busch	CHC	2
Nico Hoerner	CHC	2
TJ Friedl	CIN	2
Max Muncy	LAD	2
Rhys Hoskins	MIL	2
Sal Frelick	MIL	2
Francisco Alvarez	NYM	2
Francisco Lindor	NYM	2
Juan Soto	NYM	2
Pete Alonso	NYM	2
J.T. Realmuto	PHI	2
Kyle Schwarber	PHI	2
Trea Turner	PHI	2
Heliot Ramos	pit	2
Jackson Merrill	SDP	2
Xander Bogaerts	SDP	2
Masyn Winn	STL	2
Eugenio Suárez	ARI	1
Miguel Rojas	LAD	1
Jackson Chourio	MIL	1
Brandon Nimmo	NYM	1
Jesse Winker	NYM	1
Bryce Harper	PHI	1
Max Kepler	PHI	1
Nick Castellanos	PHI	1
Jack Suwinski	pit	1
Oneil Cruz	pit	1
Luis Arraez	SDP	1
Manny Machado	SDP	1
Mike Yastrzemski	SFG	1
Patrick Bailey	SFG	1

Arizona Loses Clean-up Naylor Before Final Statis-Pro Interleague Game

 

Arizona will try to win their first Statis-Pro game without their cleanup hitter to date - Josh Naylor. He was traded to Seattle as one of two big updates in the free Statis-Pro baseball game, with his card moved on this sheet of all batters. Naylor's card shown above with a 28-32 home run range on his lefty power card. He was the clean-up batter for the Diamondbacks. As you can see from the line-up below, the Diamondbacks still have three All-Stars to lead off in front of where Naylor used to hit, and Jack McCarthy will slide in at No. 9 in the line-up.

The Twins only All-Star batter is Byron Buxton.

The other big pick up was the addition to the pitchers players, with Gregory Soto going from the Orioles to the Mets. A strong lefty PB 2-8 card (top 15% of all cards).

The Minnesota Twins visit the 0-5 Arizona Diamondbacks.

Results to follow. The Twins drubbed the Diamondbacks most of the way, taking a 7-0 lead with a no hitter going into the bottom of the 7th. However Arizona pounded out amd incredible 13 hits in the last three innings to rally within 9-7 before losing to fall to 0-6.

0	Pos	Minnesota	HR	OPS
1	DH	Byron Buxton (All-Star)	25-32	0.867
2	LF	Matt Wallner	13-16	0.793
3	SS	Carlos Correa	26-28	0.778
4	3b	Brooks Lee	27-32	0.773
5	2b	Mickey Gasper	27	0.751
6	RF	Trevor Larnach	24-26	0.738
7	C	Ryan Jeffers	24-26	0.737
8	1b	Ty France	28	0.730
9	CF	Willi Castro	27	0.716
15	3b	Jonah Bride	24	0.712
15	1b	Kody Clemens	24-26	0.700
15	3b	Jose Miranda	32	0.723
15	2b	Edouard Julien	14-15	0.722
15	LF	Harrison Bader	27-28	0.700
15	of	DaShawn Keirsey Jr.	28	0.683
15	C	Christian Vázquez	26	0.598
LU	Pos	Arizona	HR	OPS
1	RF	Corbin Carroll (All-Star)	23-28	0.866
2	2b	Ketel Marte (All-Star)	25-33	0.936
3	3b	Eugenio Suárez (All-Star)	18-27	0.827
4	C	Gabriel Moreno	34	0.784
5	DH	Pavin Smith	26-27	0.748
6	LF	Lourdes Gurriel Jr.	32-33	0.744
7	CF	Alek Thomas	31	0.722
8	SS	Geraldo Perdomo		0.709
9	1b	Jake McCarthy	31	0.709
15	LF	Randal Grichuk	27-28	0.712
15	2B	Tim Tawa	27-28	0.632
15	C	Jose Herrera		0.572
15	OF	JorgeBarrosa		0.550