How We Layout Statis-Pro Sheets: Amazing 9th Inning Mets Debut in Milwaukee

 

The Mets 7-3 win in Milwaukee was no surprise, as we looked over their team. What was amazing was that Nestor Cortes held them to three hits in 7 innings to outduel Kodai Senga and when Garrett Mitchell threw out Lindor at the plate to end the 8th, it was 3-0 Brewers with their ace reliever Trevor Megill, a PB 2-9, coming in for the save.

Francisco Lindor greeted Megill with a double and then Francisco Álvarez and Brandon Nimmo homered and it was 3-3. The Mets ace reliever would not blow that one as Edwin Díaz then struck out the side in the bottom of the 9th, Juan Soto hit  a 3-run homer in the top of the 10th and the Mets won the opener 7-3.

I wanted to show how I lay out the Statis-Pro board when I am using the sheets available for free. I actually put the two pitchers in the game at any moment at the top of the board above the team they are facing - so the home pitcher is on the left but the visiting team's batters are below him for easy reference depending on if the PB rating is on the hitter or batter card. I also do this on the scoresheets you can see below the box scores, to more easily tally the pitcher's line after the game and add it to the box score below.

 

One thing I've added to the box scores below is the rank of any player in the top 200 players so far this season based on WAR, followed by the OPS the batter would get on averaged using his projected card. So the Mets line-up starts with Soto, who so far has been the 85th most valuable player in the majors based on WAR and his card would project a 0.946 OPS, then Pete Alonso ranks 5th so far in the actual MLB season, and Francisco Lindor ranks 113th.  While he didn't win this one in Statis-Pro, the Mets starting pitcher for the game Kodai Senga ranks 66th so far in the actual season in WAR.

The following is the link to play the free Statis-Pro Baseball Game, with sheets for 60 all-time great teams included, then you can click on the 2025 projected batters and 2025 projected pitchers to play current teams.

 

Pos	New York Mets	WAR#	OPS	AB	R	H	RBI	Other
DH	Juan Soto	85	0.946	5	1	1	3	gw-hr
1b	Pete Alonso	5	0.800	5	0	0	0
SS	Francisco Lindor	113	0.783	4	1	2	0	2b,w
C	Francisco Álvarez		0.784	5	2	2	3	2 hrs
CF	Brandon Nimmo		0.763	5	1	2	1	hr
3b	Mark Vientos		0.759	5	0	1	0
lf	Tyrone Taylor		0.683	2	0	1	0	2b,w
ph-lf	Jesse Winker		0.739	2	0	2	0	2b
pr-lf	Jose Siri		0.687	0	0	0	0
RF	Starling Marte		0.719	4	1	0	0
2B	Jeff McNeil		0.711	4	1	2	0
	Game Bat Ave. 0.317			41	7	13	7
	Last 2 inn 0.616			13	7	8	7
	First 8 inn 0.179			28	0	5	0
war	NY Mets Pitchers	PB	ERA	IP	H	R	ER	W/K
66	Kodai Senga	2'-8	3.51	6	4	3	3	2'/5
132	Reed Garrett	2'-8	3.53	1.3	4	0	0	1'/1
	A.J. Minter	2'-8	3.42	0.2	1	0	0	0'/1
W	Edwin Díaz	2'-9	2.95	2	1	0	0	0'/3
Pos	Milwaukee Brewers	WAR#	OPS	AB	R	H	RBI	Other
LF	Christian Yelich		0.790	4	0	0	0	w
DH	Jackson Chourio	92	0.759	5	0	1	0
C	William Contreras	139	0.796	4	1	0	0	w
1b	Rhys Hoskins		0.765	5	1	2	2	hr
RF	Garrett Mitchell		0.734	5	0	1	0
CF	Sal Frelick		0.719	3	0	1	0	w
3b	Joey Ortiz		0.707	4	0	1	0
ss	Brice Turang	51	0.681	4	1	2	0	sb
2b	Vinny Capra		0.699	3	0	2	0
pr-2b	Isaac Collins		0.697	1	0	0	0
	Game Bat Ave 0.263			38	3	10	2
	Milwaukee pitchers	PB	ERA	IP	H	R	ER	W/K
	Nestor Cortes	2'-8	3.56	7	3	0	0	1'/2
	Joel Payamps	2'-8	3.49	1	2	0	0	0'/2
	Trevor Megill	2'-9	3.37	0	3	3	3	0'/0
	Nick Mears	2'-7	3.8	1	1	0	0	0'/1
L	Bryan Hudson	2'-7	3.55	0	2	3	2	0'/0
	Jared Koenig	4'-7	3.9	1	2	1	1	0'/3

Finale

33 New Statis-Pro Pitchers Cards Added to Game

We also completed checking the pitchers rosters and have added these 33 pitchers to the Statis-Pro pitchers sheets. If we added thenew pitcher card to the starting rotation, then they have a number from 1 (meaning an ace, which is what Jacob deGrom is recommended as for the Rangers in our projected cards, and Jeffrey Springs is for the Athletics.

For relievers, we just listed them in order of projected ERA.

The other thing we did on the sheets for pitchers and batters is to add a WARrnk column which lets you know if any players on the team are one of the top 200 players so far season based on WAR. Remember the cards are based on the projected stats for the season, so while Tyler Mahle is the 16th best players so far this season based on WAR, his card is only an average PB 4-7.

 

Team	Rotation	New Pitching Card	PB	WARrnk	SR	RR	MaxIP	ERA
Tex	1	Jacob deGrom	2'-9		13	0	5	2.83
Ath	1	Jeffrey Springs	2'-7		12	0	4.9	3.77
WSN	2	Brad Lord	2'-7		13	0	5	3.86
Mia	2	Max Meyer	2'-7	39	13	0	5.1	5.17
Cle	3	Gavin Williams	2'-7		13	0	5.2	3.63
LAA	3	José Soriano	2'-7		13	0	5.1	3.70
Cin	3	Nick Lodolo	2'-7	62	13	0	5.3	3.80
WSN	3	Trevor Williams	2'-7		12	0	4.8	3.91
ChC	4	Matthew Boyd	2'-7	147	14	0	5.5	3.86
ChC	5	Ben Brown	2'-7		11	0	4.5	3.64
TBR	5	Shane Baz	2'-7	149	14	0	5.6	3.84
Det	5	Jackson Jobe	2'-7		13	0	5	3.98
CHW	5	Sean Burke	4'-7		13	0	5.3	4.26
Sea	6	Luis Castillo	2'-7		15	0	6	3.68
NYY	6	Clarke Schmidt	2'-7		14	0	5.6	3.78
CHW	6	Shane Smith	4'-7	63	12	0	4.6	4.10
TBR		Drew Rasmussen	2'-8	106	0	4	2.3	3.09
Bos		Garrett Whitlock	2'-7	145	0	4	1.8	3.58
SFG		Landen Roupp	2'-7		13	0	5.3	3.60
Tor		Yimi García	2'-7	146	0	2	0.9	3.63
Ari		Shelby Miller	2'-7	108	0	3	1.1	3.69
KCR		Kris Bubic	2'-7	20	0	3	1.3	3.91
Tex		Tyler Mahle	4'-7	16	13	0	5	4.01
StL		Steven Matz	4'-7	170	0	7	4.3	4.01
Ath		Osvaldo Bido	4'-7		0	5	2.6	4.27
SFG		Jordan Hicks	4'-7		0	5	2.7	4.27
Min		Chris Paddack	4'-7		0	6	3.4	4.28
Cle		Luis Ortiz	4'-7		13	0	5.1	4.43
Hou		Hayden Wesneski	4'-7		11	0	4.4	4.50
Bos		Sean Newcomb	2'-6		0	3	1.2	4.58
StL		Kyle Leahy	2'-7	187	0	4	1.4	4.68
Ath		Justin Sterner	2'-7	95	0	2	0.9	4.70
Mia		Connor Gillispie	2'-4		0	5	3.1	5.60

Statis-Pro Rosters Updated with 49 Cards of Batters not included in Debut Team Sheets

Being swamped at work just haven't had a chance to play any Statis-Pro games or post for a while, but finally had a chance today to check rosters.

Below are 49 batters on active MLB rosters for whom I did not have a Statis-Pro projected 2025 card at the start of the season on the team by team sheets of batter cards.  We have now added all the players below to their teams.

You can print out two teams from that sheet as well as the same team's pitchers on this link to play a free Statis-Pro game. We always encourage new players to use this to try out the game using dice and then look for a game on-line to purchase from someone else for the full fun of Fast Action Cards and out charts. For those who already love the game, the sheets above give a nice check list of who is on rosters if you are playing the current season, and then use the numbers on the sheet to make new cards for any missing players.

When we add cards, we are just using our standard replacement cards, and just looking up three items for each player. The position, the Speed (if they would have stolen 30 bases in a full season we score that as an "A" speed, for at least 20 steals "B", 10 steals for "C", 1 steal for a "D" and only 0 steals gets an "E" meaning he cannot steal.

The rest of the card is standard for all replacement players who do not have a card, and basically just take the players projected OPS and the sheets show the transition to the Home Run Range as indicated below with all the other results ranges the same for all players. The example above is Zach Neto whose numbers are then the third player listed below. You see he plays for the Los Angeles Angels and we put him as the No. 2 hitter in the Angels line-up, he plays shortstop, and is a Speed E, and an OPS range around 0.750 gives a new player a 27-32 home run range.

Neto is one of only 10 players whose card looked good enough to start in the Statis-Pro line-up. The other 39 new cards were added as bench players, and we list them from best OPS to worse, though Brooks Lee's outstanding batting card at shortstop is the best and would start for most teams, but not ahead of Carlos Correa for the Twins.

 

Team	Line-up	New Cards Starting Line-up	Position	HRs	Speed	OPS
BAL	2	Gunnar Henderson	SS	27-34	C	0.852
MIA	2	Jesús Sánchez	RF	27-33	C	0.793
LAA	2	Zach Neto	SS	27-32	A	0.764
MIA	3	Agustín Ramírez	C	27-32	B	0.770
NYM	4	Francisco Álvarez	C	27-33	D	0.784
MIA	4	Connor Norby	3B	27-32	C	0.763
PIT	5	Heliot Ramos	C	27-33	C	0.788
ATL	6	Sean Murphy	C	27-33	E	0.804
ATH	8	Nick Kurtz	1B	27-31	C	0.706
NYM	9	Jeff McNeil	2B	27-31	D	0.711
Team	Line-up	New Cards Reserves	Position	HRs	Speed	OPS
MIN	Bench	Brooks Lee	SS	27-32	C	0.773
ATL	Bench	Alex Verdugo	OF	27-32	D	0.754
CIN	Bench	Austin Hays	OF	27-32	D	0.754
KCR	Bench	Drew Waters	OF	27-31	B	0.707
BOS	Bench	Blake Sabol	C	27-31	D	0.698
COL	Bench	Aaron Schunk	3B	27-31	C	0.697
LAA	Bench	J.D.Davis	3B	27-31	E	0.693
SDP	Bench	Connor Joe	1B	27-31	D	0.692
STL	Bench	Thomas Saggese	2B	27-31	D	0.691
SDP	Bench	Orlando Arcia	SS	27-31	D	0.689
PIT	Bench	Alexander Canario	OF	27-31	D	0.687
COL	Bench	Owen Miller	1B	27-31	C	0.684
CLE	Bench	Ángel Martínez	OF	27-31	C	0.679
CIN	Bench	Noelvi Marte	3B	27-31	B	0.676
STL	Bench	Yohel Pozo	C	27-28	E	0.670
MIL	Bench	Daz Cameron	OF	27-28	B	0.667
PHI	Bench	Cal Stevenson	OF	27-28	B	0.664
LAD	Bench	Kiké Hernández	IF	27-28	D	0.655
SFG	Bench	Christian Koss	SS	27-28	D	0.655
TOR	Bench	Adam Frazier	2B	27-28	C	0.648
ATL	Bench	Stuart Fairchild	OF	27-28	C	0.646
DET	Bench	Jace Jung	3B	27-28	D	0.645
PHI	Bench	Weston Wilson	OF	27-28	C	0.635
PIT	Bench	Matt Gorski	OF	27-28	C	0.635
ARI	Bench	Tim Tawa	2B	27-28	D	0.632
SEA	Bench	Leo Rivas	SS	27	B	0.617
SEA	Bench	Ben Rortvedt	C	27	D	0.608
COL	Bench	Alan Trejo	3B	No HR	C	0.570
ARI	Bench	Jorge Barrosa	OF	No HR	D	0.550
CLE	Bench	Will Wilson	SS	No HR	D	0.550
MIA	Bench	Ronny Simon	2B	No HR	D	0.550
TBR	Bench	Chandler Simpson	OF	No HR	D	0.550
WSN	Bench	Nasim Nuñez	SS	No HR	D	0.550
TEX	Bench	Nick Ahmed	SS	No HR	D	0.549
NYM	Bench	José Azócar	OF	No HR	B	0.547
SDP	Bench	Tyler Wade	3b	No HR	A	0.544
DET	Bench	Tomás Nido	C	No HR	D	0.534
SDP	Bench	Martin Maldonado	C	No HR	E	0.533
TEX	Bench	Dustin Harris	OF	No HR	D	0.528
SDP	Bench	Mason McCoy	SS	No HR	C	0.522

Braves Start Statis-pro Better Than MLB - 5-0 Sale Shutout

 The Atlanta Braves won their second actual MLB game to try to start to turn their terrible start around.

The Statis-Pro season started better as Chris Sale threw 7 scoreless innings. A less likely hero was backup Eli White, who homered after entering the game for am injured Michael Harris.

9 Slight Updates to Men's Cards and Our Bracket Falls from 99.9% to 98% with Duke Loss

In addition to the four new Women's teams added to the Value Add Basketball Game great teams from the 2025 season, we had recently added several men's teams already listed. Nine of those teams were still playing, and their team cards still good except some need their Dunk Range and Adj Dunk defensive ratings adjusted slightly until they are updated. The following are the link to those 9 teams with the slight adjustments to the cards.

The bracket we based on www.kenpom.com balance in offense and defense rose to 40,000th of 24,400,000 until Duke blew their lead on Houston late. Now even after the correct pick of Florida as champ the bracket was still only back to the 98th percentile. That's it for the college basketball focus for a while. Below is the image of the high mark for the bracket before the Duke loss.

Arizona 2025, Off 114, Def 100 , Rating -3 Caleb Love - cards are accurate as recently posted

Arkansas 2025, Off 107, Def 98 , Rating -8 Adou Thiero - cards are accurate as recently posted

Auburn 2025, Off 122, Def 101 , Rating +4 Johni Broome - rating increased to +6, dunk improved to 51-62 and defensive Adj Dunk improved to -1

BYU 2025, Off 118, Def 111 , Rating -10 Richie Saunders - cards are accurate as recently posted

Duke 2025, Off123, Def 97 , Rating +9 Cooper Flagg - rating increased to +11, dunk improved to 51-61 and defensive Adj Dunk improved to -1

Florida 2025, Off 123, Def 98 , Rating +8 Walter Clayton - rating increased to +12, dunk improved to 51-62 and defensive Adj Dunk improved to -2

Maryland 2025, Off 112, Def 100 , Rating -5 Derik Queen - cards are accurate as recently posted

Michigan State 2025, Off 111, Def 94 , Rating 0 Jaxon Kohler - rating increased to +1, dunk improved to 51-56 and defensive Adj Dunk improved to -3

Mississippi 2025, Off 111, Def 101 , Rating -7 Sean Pedulla - cards are accurate as recently posted

UConn Dominates, Added as 1 of 4 New Women's Value Add Basketball Teams

While we had switched to our Statis-Pro baseball half of the season, today's basketball women's championship  required another post ...

UConn looked every bit as dominant as the great teams over the years in two blowout wins in the Final 4 this weekend to take the schools 12th championship. It has been a while (2016) since we added a UConn Women's team to the Value Add Basketball Game, so we have calculated their cards along with three other Sweet 16 teams we are adding because their school was not yet represented in the game - Mississippi, Kansas State, and the second best 2025 team we are adding - TCU. Last year's South Carolina team is already in the game, and we usually wait at least a few years to add a new team.

Here are the cards which you can use, but they will be added to the list on the game instructions soon for easier printing.

The following are links to the 10 players from each team in the game. Our format limits us to including the 10 main players for each team to fit on the one sheet - with five starters in the top row and five players off the bench in the bottom row.

Player	Great_Team	pos
Kaitlyn Chen	Connecticut 2025, 5'9, ppg 7.1	1-PG
Azzi Fudd	Connecticut 2025, 5'11, ppg 13.3	2-SG
Paige Bueckers	Connecticut 2025, 5'11, ppg 20	3-SF
Sarah Strong	Connecticut 2025, 6'2, ppg 16.2	4-PF
Jana El Alfy	Connecticut 2025, 6'4, ppg 5.1	5-C
KK Arnold	Connecticut 2025, 5'9, ppg 5.4	1-PG
Ice Brady	Connecticut 2025, 6'3, ppg 3.7	2-SG
Ashlynn Shade	Connecticut 2025, 5'10, ppg 7.8	3-SF
Morgan Cheli	Connecticut 2025, 6'2, ppg 2.5	4-PF
Aubrey Griffin	Connecticut 2025, 6'1, ppg 4.7	5-C
Serena Sundell	Kansas St. 2025, 6'1, ppg 14.1	1-PG
Zyanna Walker	Kansas St. 2025, 5'8, ppg 8.2	2-SG
Jaelyn Glenn	Kansas St. 2025, 6'1, ppg 9.7	3-SF
Temira Poindexter	Kansas St. 2025, 6'1, ppg 12.5	4-PF
Ayoka Lee	Kansas St. 2025, 6'6, ppg 15.4	5-C
Taryn Sides	Kansas St. 2025, 5'6, ppg 9.2	1-PG
Gisela Sanchez	Kansas St. 2025, 6'3, ppg 4.2	2-SG
Eliza Maupin	Kansas St. 2025, 6'3, ppg 3.9	3-SF
Imani Lester	Kansas St. 2025, 6'3, ppg 2.4	4-PF
Kennedy Taylor	Kansas St. 2025, 6'3, ppg 7.1	5-C
Tameiya Sadler	Mississippi 2025, 5'8, ppg 6.7	1-PG
Madison Scott	Mississippi 2025, 6'1, ppg 11.8	2-SG
Kennedy Todd-Williams	Mississippi 2025, 5'11, ppg 11.4	3-SF
Sira Thienou	Mississippi 2025, 6'0, ppg 10.5	4-PF
Starr Jacobs	Mississippi 2025, 6'2, ppg 10.9	5-C
KK Deans	Mississippi 2025, 5'8, ppg 9.3	1-PG
Mariyah Noel	Mississippi 2025, 5'10, ppg 2.2	2-SG
Ayanna Thompson	Mississippi 2025, 6'1, ppg 2.3	3-SF
Kharyssa Richardson	Mississippi 2025, 6'2, ppg 3.7	4-PF
Christeen Iwuala	Mississippi 2025, 6'2, ppg 6.8	5-C
Hailey Van Lith	TCU 2025, 5'7, ppg 17.9	1-PG
Donovyn Hunter	TCU 2025, 6'0, ppg 5.9	2-SG
Madison Conner	TCU 2025, 5'11, ppg 14.4	3-SF
Agnes Emma-Nnopu	TCU 2025, 5'11, ppg 6.5	4-PF
Sedona Prince	TCU 2025, 6'7, ppg 17.2	5-C
Una Jovanovic	TCU 2025, 5'9, ppg 2	1-PG
Knisha Godfrey	TCU 2025, 5'9, ppg 1.7	2-SG
Taylor Bigby	TCU 2025, 6'1, ppg 5.9	3-SF
Aaliyah Roberson	TCU 2025, 6'2, ppg 4.7	4-PF
Deasia Merrill	TCU 2025, 6'1, ppg 3.9	5-C

Verlander Bests Musgrove as Padres Fielding Collapses.

 Admittedly we had one eye on the UConn women looking like a potential new Value Add Basketball team as they won a Final 4 blowout, while we had see Justin Verlander look 42 years old in his real debut.

However in the Statis-pro baseball debut he enjoyed a couple of deep drives being caught in his new home park in San Francisco and ridiculous support in a 13-2 win.

The Padres Joe Musgrove had the worst luck we remember, with 3 errors committed behind him as he allowed 6 runs, all unearned.

NL "old West" Project Cards

You can play your own free Statis-Pro game and any of our all time greatest 60 teams by clicking here, or you can use the 2025 projected batters and pitchers.

The format is just google sheets, so you need to define the area around a team and then print. We will start to produce PDFs of each team like below to give you another option. Our opening 2-game series was the LA Dodgers vs. Cincinnati Reds in one of two 6-team NL Divisions we will play. Here the other four teams in that division - five teams from the old NL West Division from back when I was playing in the 1980s and 90s - with the addition of Arizona. Here is a PDF, with the batters, then the fielders in the middle, then the pitcher's for the rest of our "old NL West + ARI."

The red player is the suggested closer, with suggested starting pitchers above them and relievers below them. They basically go from best to worst with the top 6 starters we recommend at the top, then below the closer another 13 relieves from next best to worst.

Standings

LA Dodgers 5-1

SD Padres 0-0

Atlanta Braves 0-0

SF Giants 0-0

Arizona Diamondbacks 0-0

Cincinnati Reds 1-5

Arizona Diamondbacks 2025 Projected Cards

Atlanta Braves 2025 Projected Cards

San Diego Padres 2025 Projected Cards

San Francisco Giants 2025 Projected Cards

Ohtani, de la Cruz Late Heroics vs. Closers - Dodgers Win in 10th

If the rest of our 2025 Statis-Pro is exciting as our season opener this will be fun.

Nick Martinez started the game by keeping the action on his card "8" on a pb 2-8 card to record a strikeout on what would have been a homer for Shohei Ohtani against most pitchers (28 random number) and kept it close 2-0 into the 9th.  We track our results here.

But after Tyler Glasnow left with 7 innings of 2 hit ball, Elly De La Cruz singled a runner to 3rd with 2 outs  in the 9th inning, stole second base and then scored the game tying run to force extra innings and deny ace Tanner Scott the save.

(Post note: the Reds started with hope in the second game when Cruz led off with a homer. However it was all Dodgers after that in a 9-1 win. Back to the first game ...)

Reds ace reliever Alexis Díaz came in to get the first two outs in the top of the 10th, but at only an above-average PB 2-7, he left a pitch up to Ohtani who drilled a two run homer to give the Dodgers a 4-2 Opening Day win. 

Miguel Rojas appeared to give the Dodgers some breathing room with a DEEP drive in the 5th that usually goes out in Cincinnati's home games (see Deep 11'-68 = HR, Great American Ball Park CIN) in the header of their batters cards to see that 11-68 is a homer in Cincinnati while only a 71-88 is a deep fly caught for an out with runners advancing.

Instead the Dodgers has to build a 2-0 without a long ball, capped when Tommy Edman came in as a pinch runner in the 8th, stole second base, then scored on a double by Andy Pages to make it 2-0, before Cruz's heroics.

Many of the top relievers for both teams were used in this game, so by our league rules cannot be used in the 2nd game at the other place, in this case the much more forgiving pitchers park in Los Angeles (Deep 11'-35 = HR, Dodger Stadium), so a flyout on 36-88. The Dodgers seem to have a bigger edge in that game because each series we throw either the 1st and 4th best starter or the 2nd and 3rd, which in this case means the Reds have only the average (PB 4-7) lefty Andrew Abbott while even the Dodgers 4th best starter Roki Sasaki is an elite PB2-8 (top 15% of all pitchers including closers based on his WAR per 9 innings minus ERA.

If the Dodgers get going, the key for the Reds will be to not fall behind by 5 runs by the end of the 8th, since that would give the Dodgers a chance to claim a "sweep" of 3 games to 0 or a blowout win, whereas a closer game like this one is simply scored as a 2 games to 1 edge.

You can play your own free Statis-Pro game and any of our all time greatest 60 teams by clicking here, or you can use the 2025 projected batters and pitchers.

Statis-Pro Baseball - Part 3 - Batters

 Here are the Statis-Pro baseball batters for the 2025 projected season. Click here for all teams, the Dodgers are pictured below.

Statis-Pro Baseball - 2nd of 3 Parts - Ball Park Factors

 This week we finally calculated the projected 2025 Pitchers' cards. Before we complete the teams with the Projected batter cards, we need to use the ballpark factors.

Each batter has three DEEP numbers on their cards, and those determine if a deep drive is caught with all runners advancing for a "Sacfly" (technically not recorded as a Sac Fly unless a runner was on third and scored, but all advance) or goes out of the park for a homer. We need to calculate that before calculating the batters card because the batter will have more of their deep drives go out of the park at home, and thus we only want to Home Run range on their card to create the right chance of a homer knowing that about this many will go out of the park on deep drives.

Therefore during a game you only need to worry about the Deep HR range below from 11-88. The second number is just to let you know what was taken off a card when it was calculated. 

Abb	Team	Park Name	HR Range	Subtract HR fr Cards
ARI	Arizona Diamondbacks	Chase Field	11'-47	1.5
ATH	Athletics	Sutter Health Park	11'-48	1.5
ATL	Atlanta Braves	Truist Park	11'-43	1.4
BAL	Baltimore Orioles	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	11'-35	1.2
BOS	Boston Red Sox	Fenway Park	11'-68	1.9
CHC	Chicago Cubs	Wrigley Field	11'-26	1.1
CHW	Chicago White Sox	Rate Field	11'-53	1.6
CIN	Cincinnati Reds	Great American Ball Park	11'-68	1.9
CLE	Cleveland Guardians	Progressive Field	11'-43	1.4
COL	Colorado Rockies	Coors Field	11'-88	2.7
DET	Detroit Tigers	Comerica Park	11'-56	1.6
HOU	Houston Astros	Daikin Park	11'-48	1.5
KCR	Kansas City Royals	Kauffman Stadium	11'-71	1.9
LAA	Los Angeles Angels	Angel Stadium	11'-55	1.6
LAD	Los Angeles Dodgers	Dodger Stadium	11'-35	1.2
MIA	Miami Marlins	loanDepot park	11'-76	2
MIL	Milwaukee Brewers	American Family Field	11'-43	1.4
MIN	Minnesota Twins	Target Field	11'-48	1.5
NYM	New York Mets	Citi Field	11'-30	1.1
NYY	New York Yankees	Yankee Stadium	11'-46	1.5
PHI	Philadelphia Phillies	Citizens Bank Park	11'-52	1.5
PIT	Pittsburgh Pirates	PNC Park	11'-61	1.7
SDP	San Diego Padres	PETCO Park	11'-24	1
SEA	Seattle Mariners	T-Mobile Park	11'-14	0.8
SFG	San Francisco Giants	Oracle Park	11'-31	1.1
STL	St. Louis Cardinals	Busch Stadium	11'-46	1.5
TBR	Tampa Bay Rays	George M. Steinbrenner Field	11'-48	1.5
TEX	Texas Rangers	Globe Life Field	11'-54	1.6
TOR	Toronto Blue Jays	Rogers Centre	11'-43	1.4
WSN	Washington Nationals	Nationals Park	11'-51	1.5

Statis-Pro Baseball Pitcher Cards Projected

For our baseball readers, we have completed the projected pitching cards for each team, which you can access by clicking this link. We will display the ridiculously good Los Angeles Dodgers rotation as our example. Note, we did correct a formula the morning of April 1 that updated PB numbers for a number of pitchers.

For those of you who do not know the game, here is what each column means. 

Number next to the team (LAD for LA Dodgers in this case) is our suggested pitching rotation (1-6, though we just use the first 4 when playing our games) and then No. 10 is the ace reliever and the relievers cards are rated from best to worst.

The PB number is the key to the Statis-Pro game as it is a 2-12 dice roll (or card flip) that determines if they pitcher keeps the action on his card (in his range) or puts in on the batter's card where extra base hits can occur.

PB 2-9 means a pitcher in the top 5 percent of all pitchers in WAR per inning pitched, and the Dodgers have a rare PB2-9 starting pitchers - meaning all those pitchers keep the action on their card 83% of the time with only 10, 11 or 12 rolls ending up on the batters card. Decades ago it was rare to have a PB2-9 starter, but starters went 9 innings. Now there are more, but it is partly because they only have to throw hard for 6 innings typically (see max innings).

PB2-8 is next best, then PB2-7 is still strong, and PB 47 is average controlling the action exactly half the time, and then down to weaker pitchers.

After that the ranges tell what happens if the action is kept on the pitcher's card, and a random number or two 8-sided dice rolls from 11-88. So 11 is always an infield single then the next lowest numbers a single to left, center or fight field then...

BK is a balk.

K is a strikeout

BB is a walk

CD-2 is an out unless the runners are on base, then the catcher must make a clutch play like preventing a passed ball or fielding a ball in front of the plate.

WP is an out unless runners are on base - then it is a wild pitch.

Out is an out.

The next three numbers calculate when a pitcher will get tired.

SR is a starting pitcher's endurance, and it drops 1 every time the pitcher allows a hit, walk or hits a batter, as well as every time an earned run scores.

RR is the same for a relief pitcher.

IP is the maximum number of innings a pitcher can pitch.

Fielding is the chance a pitcher makes and error or a clutch defensive play, but at this point every pitchers starts average until we update fielding.