Dodgers Beat Mets 4 Games to 1 to Get Rematch with Mariners in Statis-Pro World Series

The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the New York Mets four games to one to advance to our 2025 Statis-Pro World Series championship against the Seattle Mariners. This is our first "double" Statis-Pro World Series in which our Milwaukee Commissioner who uses the sheets of projected player cards in the free Statis-Pro game.  The starting pitchers and line-up using the traditional cards are above, while the reserves and bullpen are at the bottom of the blog.

TRADITIONAL STATIS-PRO CARDS. Below those links are the traditional cards used by the Montana manager. They are from the previous season, so his teams get the current rosters but based on the previous seasons stats. Cards like these can be purchased by googling Statis-Pro baseball cards. Our suggestion is to order players cards like those pictured below along with a full Statis-Pro card game including charts and Fast Action Cards. however, the free game played in Milwaukee allows those new to Statis-Pro to try out the game for free using dice and the blog with instructions in order to get used to the game. The pictures of the corresponding Seattle Mariners traditional cards appear in this blog.

PROJECTED PLAYER SHEETS. We list the key figures from each of those projected cards, including the position played, the range of the Random Numbers from 11-88 on which the player hits a home run, how good he is at stealing bases (AAA best ever, E never steals). For pitchers the best number is a PB  2-9, meaning the pitcher keeps the action on his card on 5 of 6 batters (only a roll of 10-12 gives the batter a chance at an extra base hit), then his strikeout range, the maximum number of innings he can pitch, and the projected ERA based on his card.

The Commissioners rotate leagues each year, and this year it was the Milwaukee Commissioner using the free projected player sheets who played off the NL with the Dodgers prevailing, while the Montana commissioner playing with traditional Statis-Pro cards played off the AL with the Mariners prevailing. Last year they each played the other league, but the same two teams won. Until this year the two Commissioners played the home games of their league for the year, so the Montana Commissioner played the two games in Seattle, and then the Milwaukee Commissioner the two in Los Angeles, and the Dodgers won all four to get the sweep. This year they will both play the entire series in an "alternate reality" so we could have one champion winning both World Series or we could have a split.

In our final regular season standings with the playoff bracket, the Dodgers were favored as the only .600 team in our Statis-Pro season at 26-16 (0.619) without even playing the last place team in their final six games since they had clinched, but the Mariners barely made the playoffs at 26-24. The following bracket shows how many games each team won in each series.

 

Pos	Dodgers	HR	SB	OPS		Pos	Mariners	HR	SB	OPS
DH	Shohei Ohtani	23-31	AA	0.993		CF	Julio Rodríguez	31-33	AA	0.726
cf	Mookie Betts	27-32	B	0.885		C	Cal Raleigh	21-32	B	0.957
1b	Freddie Freeman	33-34	D	0.847		LF	Randy Arozarena	27-32	A	0.785
C	Will Smith	31-33	D	0.913		1b	Josh Naylor	28-32	C	0.789
RF	Teoscar Hernández	26-32	C	0.799		3b	Eugenio Suárez	18-27	D	0.827
2b	Hyeseong Kim	27-31	A	0.768		DH	Jorge Polanco	24-27	D	0.722
lf	Andy Pages	24-27	E	0.751		SS	JP Crawford	25-27	D	0.695
3b	Max Muncy	17-22	D	0.761		2b	Leo Rivas	27-28	B	0.72
SS	Miguel Rojas	28-28	C	0.653		RF	Victor Robles	28	A	0.697
Pos	Key Reserves	HR	SB	OPS		Pos	Key Reserves	HR	SB	OPS
RF	Michael Conforto	23-26	E	0.752		RF	Dominic Canzone	27-31	D	0.765
LF	Tommy Edman	27-31	A	0.728		DH	Luke Raley	23-27	B	0.762
CF	Alex Call	23-23	B	0.715		2b	Dylan Moore	18-22	A	0.7
IF	Kiké Hernández	27-28	D	0.655		DH	Mitch Garver	17-22	E	0.667
C	Dalton Rushing	26 (2b)	D	0.551		3b	Miles Mastrobuoni	27	A	0.638
PB	Dodgers Rotation	K	MaxIP	ERA		PB	Mariners Rotation	K	MaxIP	ERA
2'-9	Tyler Glasnow	24-47	7	3.41		2'-8	Logan Gilbert	25-44	7	3.38
2'-9	Blake Snell (L)	23-46	6	3.38		2'-8	Luis Castillo	25-44	7	3.50
2'-9	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	25-47	6	3.54		2'-8	George Kirby	26-44	7	3.38
PB	Starter/Long Relief	K	MaxIP	ERA		PB	Starter/Long Relief	K	MaxIP	ERA
2'-8	Clayton Kershaw (L)	26-46	6	3.89		2'-8	Bryan Woo	26-47	6	3.89
2'-8	Roki Sasaki	24-46	6	3.57		2'-7	Bryce Miller	25-43	6	3.64
2'-8	Shohei Ohtani	25-41	6			4'-7	Jhonathan Díaz (L)	25-38	6	4.33
PB	Dodgers Relievers	K	MaxIP	ERA		PB	Mariners Relievers	K	MaxIP	ERA
2'-8	Alex Vesia (L)	22-45	1	3.18		2'-9	Andrés Muñoz	23-51	2	2.85
2'-8	Blake Treinen	24-44	1	3.33		2'-9	Gregory Santos	24-43	2	2.54
2'-8	Will Klein	25-41	2	2.35		2'-8	Caleb Ferguson (L)	24-43	1	3.29
2'-8	Emmett Sheehan	25-41	2	2.82		2'-8	Matt Brash	23-45	2	3.11
2'-7	Tanner Scott (L)	22-44	1	3.08		2'-6	Trent Thornton	25-43	2	3.65

and here are the cards

Here are the reserve cards

Statis-pro NLCS 2025 - Series Complete, We Have an NL Champ!

 Here is the game-by-game to decide who faces Seattle in our 2025 Statis-pro World Series.

Game 1 - LA Dodgers 5, NY Mets 1. Freeman doubled in the fo ahead run in the 3rd inning and the Dodgers batted around in the 7th to make it 5-0 in a 5-1 Dodgers win. Glasnow pitched 7 scoreless innings and Ohtani game up 1 run to wrap up the game.

Game 2 - Mets 2, Dodgers 1

Lindor led off with a homer and after a 62 minute rain delay that reduced his PB to 2-7, Holmes threw 7 shutout innings for the win. The PB 2-9 dup of Helsley and Diaz wrapped it up, but not before Winkler could not make a clutch defensive play on a drive to right ny Pages, which turned into a rbi double before the Mets held on 2-1 to tie the series.

Game 3 - Dodgers 2, Mets 1 in 11 innings - Mookie Betts deep drive to left with bases loaded scored Hyeseong Kim in the top of the 11th to make it 2-1 Dodgers.

However in the bottom of the 11th Soto doubled to center for a chance to tie the game if the speedy Mullins could score from first. He would have scored if Pages (the actual world series fielding hero) was still in centerfield, but T5 Edman had come in as a pinch runmer and taken over centerfield and his T5 arm held Mullins at 3rd and the Dodgers tool a 2 games to 1 edge in the NLCS.

Game 4 - Dodgers 3, Mets 1. The Dodgers had 4 of their 5 hits in the first inning to take a 3-0 lead and it was enough. Lindor homered in the 1st and in the 3rd inning hit a deep drive that would have been out of Dodger Stadium, but that was it for the Mets offense as the Dodgers won 3-1 to take a 3-1 lead in the series and be one game from a rematch with the Mariners in the World Series.

Game 5 - Dodgers 2, Mets 1 in 13 innings. Dodgers pitching continued to  dominate, allowing only Mets hits in 11 innings. However they still needed a Kim triple in the 11th and then one of the few balls all season, as the great rookie Brazonan apparently panicked on the mound.

 

Mariners Line-ups For Statis-Pro World Series

 For the Mariners road games in the Statis Pro World Series the traditional Statis-pro cards below will be used by our Montana Commissioner who played the AL this year. These cards are the previous year's cards including Cal Raleigh who hits homers on 17-25 - or 7 numbers of the 64 numbers from 11-88.

We will play an "alternate reality" series in Milwaukee where our commissioner uses the sheets of projected cards further down. In those games Raleigh hits homers on 21-32 or 10 of 64 numbers. He also hits the ball deep with a chance to go out but at Seattle these deep blasts almost never go out - only on an 11-14 while a 15-88 is a sac fly.  However in road games about 1 of those 3 will go out - on 11-28 if the Mets are the opponent or 11-35 if at Dodger Stadium

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Cubs-Dodgers Game-by-Game Series - Results inserted after every game (winner gets Mets, then Mariners for title)

 Game 1- Cubs 5, Dodgers 4 - four unearned runs let Cubs shock Dodgers. 

Game 1	1	2	3		4	5	6		7	8	9		R	H	E
Cubs	0	0	0		0	0	0		4	0	1		5	9	0
Dodgers	0	0	1		0	1	0		0	1	0		4	9	2

Blake Snell pitched a shut out into the 7th inning to give the Dodgers a 2-0 lead, but then the first of two errors by second baseman Hyeseong Kim, on a misthrow on what would have been an inning ending double play, led to four Cubs unearned runs en route to a 5-4 shocker.

You can print out your own team and Free Statis-Pro Game to play your own simulations.

Kyle Tucker threw out two Dodgers at home.

The only downside for the Cubs is they had to bring in Cade Horton in the 5th inning, so he cannot start, and the will need to start one PB2-7 pitcher. However well worth the win to start the best of five series.

Game 2: Tyler Glasnow Dominates for 6-1 Dodgers win to even series.

Three of the first four Cubs singled off Tyler Glasnow, but Ian Happ took a wide turn arond first after the third hit, and Glasgow allowed only one more hit the rest of the way to win the game in a 6-1 affair.

Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts had back-to-back hits twice. In the first inning it was two singles to help the Dodgers tie the game 1-1. IN the sixth it was a triple by Ohtani and homer by Betts to make it 5-1 Dodgers. The series now goes to Wrigley for Game 3 and 4, and would come back to Dodgers Stadium if a Game 5 is necessary.

Game 3 -Dodgers 2, Cubs 0 in 13 innings

Michael Busch came so close to being the hero in the 10th, making a diving stop that only a Clutch Defense 4 or 5 could have kept from being a run scoring double down the 3rd base line, and instead tagging out pinch runner Tommy Edman at 3rd base to keep the game scoreless. 

With one out in the bottom of the 10th Busch then drove a deep drive that would have been out of many ballparks but in Wrigley was caught.

Eventually the Dodgers incredibly deep pitching staff won a war of attrition. After holding the Dodgers to only four hits in 10 innings, the top of the line-up rolled around in the 13th inning an put together four hits including three in a row from Shohei Ohtani, Betts and Freeman for a 2-0 win and are within one game of advancing to the Statis-Pro 2025 NL Championship.

Game 4 - Dodgers 7, Cubs 4 (Dodgers advance 3 games to 1)

Ohtani tripled for the 2nd time in the series to key a 5-run 3rrd inning, and Teoscar Hernández capped the inning with a 3-run homer. The Dodgers drew the lead to 7-1 halfway through the game before the Cubs chipped away when Seiya Suzuki scored after a double in the 6th inning to make it 7-2 and then hit a 2-run homer in the eighth, but they could get no closer as the Dodgers won 7-4 to advance and play the Mets in what would be the marketers dream matchup of the top two media markets for the NL championships.

Statis-Pro NL Championship - NY Mets vs. LA Dodgers 1st 2 in LA, winner races Seattle Mariners in Statis-Pro World Series. 

The Statis-Pro Dodgers are competing against the actual MLB Dodgers for best current dynasty. If the Dodgers do not win the Statis-Pro World Series than like the actual MLB Dodgers they will have three titles in the past six seasons. If they beat the Mets and then Mariners (who they swept last year in our Statis-Pro World Series) then they will be even better than the actual MLB counterparts with 4 titles in 6 Statis-Pro seasons.

Links to players

Pos	Chicago Cubs	HR	SB	OPS	Series notes
CF	Pete Crow-Armstrong	26-33	AAA	0.825	Gm 2- 1b, SB, R
RF	Kyle Tucker	27-32	AA	0.871
DH	Seiya Suzuki	26-31	C	0.809	Gm4 - 2b, 2-run HR
LF	Ian Happ	25-27	C	0.774
3b	Michael Busch	24-27	D	0.773
SS	Dansby Swanson	26-28	B	0.728	Gm1-2 of 4,HR; Gm 4 - 2B-rbi, 1B-rbi
2b	Nico Hoerner	34	A	0.721
C	Carson Kelly	24-25	D	0.674
CF	Willi Castro	27	B	0.716	Gm1-2-r 2b
1b	Jon Berti	28	A	0.673
3b	Justin Turner	27-28	E	0.714
SS	Matt Shaw	25-27	B	0.715
PB	Rotation 1, 2, 3	K	MaxIP	ERA
2'-8	Matthew Boyd	25-47	5	3.93	Gm1-4 ip, 1 r; Gm 4- 2.1 ip, 5 runs
2'-8	Shota Imanaga	25-44	7	3.52	Gm 2- 3.1 ip, 3 runs, LOSS
2'-7	Jameson Taillon	26-41	7	4.17	Gm 3 - 7 ip, 0 runs
PB	Reliever	K	MaxIP	ERA
2'-8	Cade Horton	25-41	6	3.48
2'-8	Drew Pomeranz	25-41	1	2.62
2'-7	Ryan Brasier	25-41	1	3.48
2'-7	Caleb Thielbar	24-44	1	3.71
2'-7	Porter Hodge	23-42	2	3.97	2ip,1rW,rest
Pos	LA Dodgers	HR	SB	OPS
DH	Shohei Ohtani	23-31	AA	0.993	Gm1-1b,St,Run; Gm2-3B, 1B, SacFly; Gm4 -GW 3B,1b
cf	Mookie Betts	27-32	B	0.885	Gm1-reached 3-4; Gm 2-1B,SB,HR
1b	Freddie Freeman	33-34	D	0.847	Gm1-reached 3-4;Gm 3- 13th inning 2-rbi 1B
C	Will Smith	31-33	D	0.913	Gm 4 - 3 of 3, walk
RF	Teoscar Hernández	26-32	C	0.799	Gm 4 - 3-run HR
2b	Hyeseong Kim	27-31	A	0.768	two errors allow 4 Unearned
lf	Andy Pages	24-27	E	0.751
3b	Max Muncy	17-22	D	0.761	Gm2-HR,1b,w
SS	Miguel Rojas	28-28	C	0.653
IF	Kiké Hernández	27-28	D	0.655
LF	Tommy Edman	27-31	A	0.728
RF	Michael Conforto	23-26	E	0.752
PB	Starters	K	MaxIP	ERA
2'-9	Blake Snell	23-46	6	3.38	Gm1-6.2ip,4 Unearned,L; Gm4 - 5.1 ip,2 R, Win
2'-9	Tyler Glasnow	24-47	7	3.41	Gm2- 7 ip, 1 run, win
2'-9	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	25-47	6	3.54	gm 3- 6 ip, 0r
PB	Relievers	K	MaxIP	ERA
2'-8	Clayton Kershaw	26-46	6	3.89
2'-9	Tanner Scott	22-44	1	3.08	Gm 4 - Save
2'-8	Roki Sasaki	24-46	6	3.57
2'-8	Shohei Ohtani	25-41	2		Gm3 - 3 ip 0R Win in relief
2'-8	Ben Casparius	25-41	3	2.90
2'-8	Brock Stewart	25-41	2	3.23
2'-8	Evan Phillips	23-44	1	3.12
2'-8	Alex Vesia	22-45	1	3.18
2'-8	Blake Treinen	24-44	1	3.33
2'-8	Kirby Yates	22-44	1	3.46

Dodgers Aim for Back-to-Back Statis-Pro Championships - Just Like Tonight's MLB (Mariners, Cubs and Now Mets in Way)

On the same day as the culmination of one of the greatest World Series in history, the Dodgers have a chance to make more history of their own. After winning two straight real-world World Series titles, Los Angeles will now try to capture its second straight Statis-Pro World Series — and fourth in the past six years of Statis-Pro.

Scroll down for the Mets vs. Brewers Results. The first three games were the most incredible trio of pitcher dues we remember in all our years of Statis-Pro, with the Mets winning 2-1 in 10 innings, 1-0 and then losing to the Brewers 0-2. Finally the Bats came out in an 8-6 Mets win to advance.

The Dodgers swept the Mariners last year and could get a rematch if they can make it through the National League bracket again. The Mariners, meanwhile, will make their second consecutive Statis-Pro World Series appearance but remain the only franchise to reach the championship series without yet winning a game.

    

Last 10 Statis-Pro Seasons	WS titles	League titles		Wins	Losses	WS%
Astros	3	3		12	7	0.632
Dodgers	3	4		15	9	0.625
Red Sox	2	2		8	5	0.615
Dbacks	1	1		4	3	0.571
Rays	0	1		3	4	0.429
Indians	0	1		3	4	0.429
Cubs	0	3		7	12	0.368
Yankees	0	1		2	4	0.333
Nats	0	1		2	4	0.333
Mariners	0	2		0	4	0.000
Total pending NL & WS title	9	19		56	56	0.500

• 2025 – Mariners vs Cubs-Mets-or-Dodgers 
• 2024 – Dodgers beat Mariners 4 games to 0 
• 2023 - Astros beat Cubs 4 games to 3 
• 2022 - Dodgers beat Yankees 4 games to 2 
• 2021 - Red Sox beat Dodgers 4 games to 3 
• 2020 - Dodgers beat Rays 4 games to 3 
• 2019 - Astros beat Nats 4 games to 2 
• 2018 - Diamondbacks beat Indians 4 games to 3 
• 2017 - Red Sox beat Cubs 4 games to 2 
• 2016 - Astros beat Cubs 4 games to 2

However, before the Dodgers can reach another World Series, they’ll need to get past both the Cubs and the Mets.

The Statis-Pro season has produced some of the most dominant pitching stretches in league history. Through the first three games of the Mets–Brewers series, both teams averaged just one run per game — with the Mets winning 2–1 in 10 innings, then 1–0, before the Brewers took Game 3 by a 2–0 score.

Finally, the bats broke out in Game 4, as the Mets held on for an 8–6 win to claim the series. They now await the winner of the Cubs–Dodgers five-game set, with the Seattle Mariners waiting in the Statis-Pro American League final.

Below is the updated playoff bracket showing games won in each series, along with the stars of each matchup and photos of the four game scoresheets.

Pos	Mets Highlights	Game 1 Mets 2-1(10)	Game 2 Mets 1-0	Game 3 Brewers 2-0	Game 4 Mets 8-6
SS	Francisco Lindor				Clutch D 8th save game
DH	Juan Soto		GW RBI 1b
1b	Pete Alonso	HR
C	Francisco Álvarez				3-run HR
CF	Brandon Nimmo				2-run HR
3b	Mark Vientos				solo HR
RF	Jesse Winker				solo HR
LF	Starling Marte	2 hits, SB, GW-R
CF	Cedric Mullins		1B, SB, GW run
2'-8	Kodai Senga	7 IP, 0 R			6 IP 3 R
2'-8	Clay Holmes		7 IP 0 R Win
2'-7	David Peterson			6 IP, 2 R, L
2'-9	Edwin Díaz		1 IP Save
2'-9	Ryan Helsley		1 IP Hold
2'-8	Huascar Brazobán	1.2, 0 R, Win
2'-8	AJ Minter				0.2 IP, Save
Pos	Brewers Highlights	Game 1 Mets 2-1(10)	Game 2 Mets 1-0	Game 3 Brewers 2-0	Game 4 Mets 8-6
LF	Christian Yelich				HR, 3 rbi, 1b, SB
2b	Caleb Durbin				2-run HR
DH	Jackson Chourio	HR
C	William Contreras		double
1b	Rhys Hoskins			HR
CF	Sal Frelick				2 hits
3b	Joey Ortiz			RBI 2B
LF	Jake Bauers	2 steals			2 hits
2'-8	Freddy Peralta	6 IP, 1 r, 10K			4.2, 4r, L
2'-8	Jacob Misiorowski		5 IP 0R
8-Feb	Brandon Woodruff			5 ip, 0 r Win
2'-7	Tobias Myers			3 ip, 0 r Hold
2'-9	Trevor Megill			1 ip, 0 r Sv
2'-8	Chad Patrick		2.1 IP 0R

Here are the four scoresheets in order.

Brewers-Mets Statis-Pro playoff while Jays-Dodgers.im Game 7

 While the real Dodgers and Blue Jays battle in Game 7, we decided to hold off on the Statis-Pro Dodgers kicking off their Statis-pro playoffs against the Cubs. Instead the New York Mets that looked like a contender most of the year, and the Brewers that were the to NL team during the regular season, battle in Statis-Pro to try to meet the Dodgers-Cubs winner and ultimately the Seattle Mariners for the Statis-pro title.

MLB would take having the top 3 US media markets

1. New York 20 million

2. Los Angeles 13 million

3. Chicago 9 million

15. Seattle 4 million

40. Milwaukee 1.5 million

Results to be added below.

Cubs WIN! Cubs WIN! Cubs WIN! 6 of final 8 Statis-Pro teams Match MLB

Note 6 of the final 8 teams in our Statis-Pro season match the MLB final 8 teams - the Statis-Pro New York Mets replaced MLBs Philadelphia Phillies, and the Statis-Pro Houston Astros replaced MLBs Toronto Blue Jays, who will play the Dodgers in Game 7 of the MLB World Series Saturday.

The Chicago Cubs may have been out-hit, but they weren’t outplayed. Despite the Philadelphia Phillies’ dominant 23–15 advantage in hits across the two-game Statis-Pro baseball series, the Cubs came up clutch when it mattered most — especially on defense — to pull off a 2–0 sweep and advance to face the top-seeded Los Angeles Dodgers.

Game 2: Holding On for Dear Life

The drama peaked in the ninth inning of Game 2. Clinging to a 5–4 lead with runners on second and third and just one out, the Cubs turned to their PB 4–7 (average) reliever Colin Rea. Rea retired Bryson Stott, then issued a tense walk to Bryce Harper to load the bases for Kyle Schwarber. But Rea induced a grounder to second base to end the game, sealing a 5–4 Cubs victory and the series sweep.

The “What If” Shot

Just an inning earlier, Trea Turner nearly flipped the script with a deep drive to right that would have been a walk-off homer in Philadelphia’s Citizens Bank Park, where the “DEEP” range for home runs extends from 11–52. Unfortunately for the Phillies, Wrigley Field only rewards a homer on a 11–26 — and Tucker’s drive stayed in the yard. Ironically, the Cubs benefited from that same narrow range in Game 1, when Pete Crow-Armstrong’s deep drive registered a 26 — barely clearing the wall — to give Chicago life. That game ended in extra innings when Ian Happ doubled home Tucker for a 3–2 win.

Defense Wins Series

While the Phillies’ bats were relentless, the Cubs’ defense told the story. In Game 1, Michael Busch made a key Clutch Defense stop on a would-be double down the line by Brandon Marsh, holding him to a single. Later, Ian Happ made a spectacular catch to rob Alec Bohm of a potential game-winning double, and Carson Kelly made a heads-up play on a dribbler near the plate to end the inning. That defense forced extras — where Happ’s double secured the win.

On the mound, Matthew Boyd limited the Phillies to just one run over five innings in Game 1, while Drew Pomeranz and Porter Hodge combined to shut things down late. Hodge earned the win in the 10th, then turned around to pitch key innings (5th and 6th) in Game 2, again picking up the victory.

And speaking of Kelly, his defensive wizardry didn’t stop at fielding — he threw out potential basestealers late in both games, preventing what could have been two Phillies comebacks.

Offensive Fireworks

The Phillies’ offense was nothing short of explosive. Brandon Marsh led the charge with five hits, while Bryce Harper, Trea Turner, and J.T. Realmuto each added three hits apiece. Incredibly, those four combined for 14 of the team’s 23 hits in the series.

For Chicago, it was a team effort. Pete Crow-Armstrong, Ian Happ, and Carson Kelly each collected three hits, providing enough offense to back their stellar defense.

Up Next: The Powerhouse Dodgers

With the sweep, the Cubs now move on to face the Los Angeles Dodgers, who finished with the league’s best 26–16 record (.600) in the Statis-Pro season — even while skipping their final six games against the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Dodgers feature a terrifying rotation trio of Tyler Glasnow, Blake Snell, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto, all PB 2–9 pitchers.

Elsewhere in the postseason, the Milwaukee Brewers claimed the other NL bye and will take on the New York Mets, having won a tiebreaker among teams finishing with the second-best record — tied with the Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs.

For full standings, see the final 2025 Statis-Pro season results.