Statis-pro Braves Stay Hot While MLB Version Struggles

 The Statis-pro Atlanta Braves look more like the team given the 5th best chance of winning the World Series than the team that has struggled this season.

Cubs Win to Tie Mets for 1st in Statis-Pro

The first 8 Cubs batters rank in the top 200 in WAR, by far the best in baseball. The Cubs lineup is the top photo, and the top 200 WAR ratings are by each player. 

We do our score sheet and the photos differently, with the batters of one team listed first, then the pitchers of the other team so you see the matchups.

The Cubs went into St. Louis and registered a 6-4 win to tie for 1st with the Mets. In just our 12th game if the season, this was the first time the losing team scored more than three runs. The average real score in MLB the last few years has been 6-3. However in our early 12 games the average score has been just over 6 runs for the winner and just under 2 runs for the loser.

In our 6-team NL East, the Cubs and Mets are 4-2, Phillies and Pirates are 3-3, and Brewers and Cardinals are 2-4. Road teams are 10-8 so far. If the higher score is the first number, it means the home team to the left won. If the second number is higher it means the road team above won.

Trio of Top 50 WAR Lead Off Mets 7th with 3 Straight Hits to Wrap Up Win

As we get to the second Mets vs. Brewers game, here are the batters and pitchers including optional in season card upgrades for players in the top 200 WAR through June 8. Notice the first three batters in our Mets line-up are in the top 50 players based on WAR. (Click for Statis-pro rules and free batters and pitchers 2025 cards)

The Mets won 7-3 at Milwaukee despite a battle of aces, and this will be the No. 4 starters - the Brewers Tobias Myers against the Mets Tylor Megill, who will not face his little brother and Brewers closer Trevor Megell because the younger Megell pitched in the first of two games.

The result and explanation of the card adjustments will appear after the game below the picture of the players. Francisco Álvarez's projected breakout year at 23 years old has not happened, as he is off to a slow start, but his projected card produced a double and homer in his first two at bats hitting behind three Mets who actually rank in the top 50 of all players this year in WAR - as the Mets beat the Brewers for the second time - this time 4-0. The box score appears below the player sheets.

Luis Torrens has actually had a slightly better stat than Alvarez to grab a few more at bats, but we use the better Statis-Pro card and Alvarez excellent 27-33 home run range makes him a cleanup hitter in the game and perhaps in the future.

The three batters before him all rank in the top 50 players in the game in actual WAR this season, and in the optional upgrades we presented in the last couple of blogs those three all have the option of a 27-32 home run range. However, the only one of the three I used it for was Lindor, as the standard card with that home run range takes away homers for Soto and Alonso and a lot of walks from Soto's incredible 41-62 walk range. If you want to consider in season upgrades for batters see this blog on how to do it.

The pitching upgrades were more important for the Mets. New reliever Huascar Brazoban coming in as a PB2-8 for being a top 200 player who was a relief pitcher was key since Diaz, Minter and Garrett - the top 3 relievers, all pitched in the first of the 2-game series and we only let relievers pitch once in every two game season. While he did not get a save for holding onto the 4-0 lead in the 9th, it was nice to have him to wrap down the score. If you want to upgrade pitchers based on WAR see this blog.

Perhaps more important was Griffin Canning being upgraded to a PB2-7 and able to go multiple innings (actually a starter, but with our 4-man rotations in the game, extra starters can give long relief. Canning pitched the 7th and 8th inning and did get the old since he game in with a 2-0 lead.

Tylor Megill was the starter, and gave up five hits in the first three innings including three straight singles in the third inning, but completed six innings of shut out ball for the win. He was the No. 4 pitcher starting in the 4 vs. 4 meeting we use after the aces pitch the first of the two games - and in this case Kodai Senga starting the first game when he was a PB 2-8, but he is not upgraded to a PB2-9 as the 31st best player in baseball according to WAR.

On the hitting side, while Alvarez great card led to a double and a homer to help the Mets to a 2-0 lead, it was the big three who wrapped it up in the 7th. Soto singled, Alonso hit a hard grounder down the 3rd base line that Ortiz could not get to as it went for an RBI double, then Lindor hit a hard grounder that 2nd baseman Capra could not get to and went for an RBI single - 2 attempts at clutch defensive players that were not made by the excellent fielding Brewers who won the team gold glove last year.

However, Lindor was thrown out stealing as he tried to get in scoring range for a possible 5-0 win, which in our game league rules would have scored the one game as a 3 games to none sweep by the Mets, but it instead counts as just a 2 games to 1 win - making the Mets 4-2 and the Brewers 2-4 after the first home-and-home series for both teams.

 

Brewers Batters	WAR	Pos	HR	OPS	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	Xtra
Christian Yelich		LF	26-28	0.790	4	0	2	0	0	2b,SB
Jackson Chourio		DH	31-33	0.759	4	0	1	0	0
William Contreras	95	C	27-31	0.796	3	0	2	0	1	sb
Rhys Hoskins		1b	18-24	0.765	4	0	1	0	0
Garrett Mitchell		RF	26-27	0.734	4	0	0	0	0
Sal Frelick	171	CF		0.719	4	0	0	0	0
Joey Ortiz		3b	27	0.707	4	0	1	0	0
Brice Turang	25	ss	31	0.681	3	0	0	0	1
Vinny Capra		2b	27	0.699	3	0	0	0	0
Batting Ave. .212					33	0	7	0	2	0.212
Milwaukee Pitchers	WAR	PB	Th	ERA	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K
Tobias Myers		2'-7	Right	4.02	5.7	4	2	2	1	5
Abner Uribe		4'-7	Right	3.74	0.7	2	2	2	0	0
Elvis Peguero		2'-7	Right	3.81	1.7	1	0	0	1	0
Brewers Totals					8	7	4	4	2	5
Mets Batters	WAR	Pos	HR	OPS	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	Xtra
Juan Soto	44	DH	23-27	0.946	4	1	1	0	0
Pete Alonso	29	1b	22-26	0.800	3	1	1	1	0	2b,hbp
Francisco Lindor	30	SS	25-28	0.783	4	0	1	1	0
Francisco Álvarez		C	27-33	0.784	3	2	2	1	1	2b,hr
Brandon Nimmo	186	CF	25-27	0.763	4	0	0	0	0
Mark Vientos		3b	24-28	0.759	4	0	1	0	0
Jesse Winker		RF	24-25	0.739	2	0	1	1	1	hpb
Starling Marte		RF	32	0.719	4	0	0	0	0
Jeff McNeil		2B	27-31	0.711	3	0	1	0
Batting Ave. .258					31	4	8	4	2	0.258
NY Mets Pitcher	WAR	PB	Th	ERA	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K
Tylor Megill		2'-7	Right	4.37	6	5	0	0	2	7
Griffin Canning	127	2'-6	Right	4.86	2	2	0	0	0	0
Huascar Brazoban	136	2'-8	Right		1	0	0	0	0	1
Mets Totals					9	7	0	0	2	8

Top WAR batter and Optional Alternate Batting Ranges in Given At Bat

We also added the current WAR by each batter in the Statis-Pro game. In this case, if a batter is in the Top 50 of overall players in WAR, then the team has the option in a given at bat of using a "New Player Card" at the bottom of the team's list of batters, with 27-32 becoming a home run and 33-35 becoming a deep drive etc. A top 50 batter can do the same but with a 27-31 range, and a top 200 with a 27-28 range.

A team may choose to use this only with a man on 2nd with the game winning run if the alternate range gives them a batter chance at a single to drive in the game winning run though he may have more homers and walks sticking with the ranges on his row. If a BD (clutch batting) is drawn, he can at that point use the range if it gives a better chance at an extra base clutch hit. 

Team	Position	Top WAR Batters	WAR	Optional	Card OPS
NYY	RF	Aaron Judge	1	27-32	1.023
HOU	SS	Jeremy Peña	2	27-32	0.710
CHC	CF	Pete Crow-Armstrong	3	27-32	0.715
SEA	C	Cal Raleigh	4	27-32	0.756
CLE	3b	José Ramírez	10	27-32	0.832
BOS	DH	Alex Bregman	11	27-32	0.759
LAD	DH	Shohei Ohtani	12	27-32	0.974
SEA	CF	Julio Rodríguez	13	27-32	0.816
CLE	LF	Steven Kwan	14	27-32	0.760
ATH	ss	Jacob Wilson	17	27-32	0.786
CHC	RF	Kyle Tucker	18	27-32	0.856
LAD	cf	Andy Pages	19	27-32	0.751
SFG	3b	Matt Chapman	20	27-32	0.773
ATL	1b	Matt Olson	24	27-32	0.814
MIL	ss	Brice Turang	25	27-32	0.681
WSN	DH	James Wood	26	27-32	0.810
SDP	RF	Fernando Tatis Jr.	27	27-32	0.877
NYM	1b	Pete Alonso	29	27-32	0.800
NYM	SS	Francisco Lindor	30	27-32	0.783
LAD	C	Will Smith	32	27-32	0.797
LAA	SS	Zach Neto	33	27-32	0.764
CHC	2b	Nico Hoerner	34	27-32	0.721
ARI	RF	Corbin Carroll	35	27-32	0.811
SDP	3b	Manny Machado	36	27-32	0.778
TBR	1b	Jonathan Aranda	37	27-32	0.776
BOS	3b	Rafael Devers	39	27-32	0.828
LAD	2b	Mookie Betts	41	27-32	0.885
STL	DH	Brendan Donovan	42	27-32	0.760
LAD	1b	Freddie Freeman	43	27-32	0.877
NYM	DH	Juan Soto	44	27-32	0.946
BOS	CF	Ceddanne Rafaela	45	27-32	0.707
ARI	2b	Ketel Marte	47	27-32	0.828
PHI	DH	Kyle Schwarber	50	27-32	0.815
ARI	SS	Geraldo Perdomo	52	27-31	0.709
HOU	dh	Isaac Paredes	55	27-31	0.793
CHC	3b	Michael Busch	58	27-31	0.773
BAL	C	Gunnar Henderson	61	27-31	0.852
NYY	SS	Anthony Volpe	62	27-31	0.713
MIN	LF	Harrison Bader	65	27-31	0.700
CIN	CF	TJ Friedl	68	27-31	0.717
TEX	LF	Wyatt Langford	69	27-31	0.815
CIN	ss	Elly De La Cruz	70	27-31	0.827
KCR	3b	Maikel Garcia	71	27-31	0.688
BOS	cf	Carlos Narvaez	72	27-31	0.632
CHC	C	Carson Kelly	73	27-31	0.674
PHI	SS	Trea Turner	74	27-31	0.789
TOR	SS	Ernie Clement	75	27-31	0.685
CHC	DH	Seiya Suzuki	77	27-31	0.809
SFG	DH	Jung Hoo Lee	80	27-31	0.738
NYY	1b	Cody Bellinger	82	27-31	0.775
CHC	SS	Dansby Swanson	83	27-31	0.728
DET	3b	Zach McKinstry	85	27-31	0.680
ATH	CF	Lawrence Butler	87	27-31	0.736
NYY	1b	Paul Goldschmidt	89	27-31	0.777
WSN	SS	CJ Abrams	91	27-31	0.742
SEA	LF	Randy Arozarena	92	27-31	0.760
DET	C	Dillon Dingler	94	27-31	0.697
MIL	C	William Contreras	95	27-31	0.796
MIN	DH	Byron Buxton	97	27-31	0.800
TOR	1b	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	99	27-31	0.863
BAL	dh	Ryan O'Hearn	100	27-31	0.773
BOS	CF	Wilyer Abreu	102	27-28	0.782
NYY	CF	Jazz Chisholm Jr.	103	27-28	0.774
LAD	3b	Max Muncy	104	27-28	0.761
STL	CF	Lars Nootbaar	105	27-28	0.802
ATL	DH	Marcell Ozuna	107	27-28	0.809
TBR	SS	Taylor Walls	109	27-28	0.618
PHI	1b	Bryce Harper	110	27-28	0.892
HOU	LF	Jake Meyers	114	27-28	0.697
TOR	C	Tyler Heineman	115	27-28	0.609
ATL	C	Sean Murphy	116	27-28	0.804
ATH	C	Tyler Soderstrom	119	27-28	0.713
DET	SS	Javier Báez	120	27-28	0.645
PIT	3b	Isiah Kiner-Falefa	121	27-28	0.658
CHW	2b	Miguel Vargas	124	27-28	0.728
BAL	RF	Ramón Laureano	125	27-28	0.722
PIT	SS	Oneil Cruz	126	27-28	0.785
STL	DH	Victor Scott II	128	27-28	0.636
DET	2b	Gleyber Torres	131	27-28	0.754
NYY	cf	Trent Grisham	132	27-28	0.721
TEX	ss	Josh Smith	133	27-28	0.715
LAD	RF	Teoscar Hernández	135	27-28	0.799
DET	CF	Riley Greene	138	27-28	0.807
TEX	SS	Corey Seager	139	27-28	0.857
BOS	RF	Jarren Duran	140	27-28	0.778
LAD	LF	Tommy Edman	142	27-28	0.728
TBR	2b	José Caballero	144	27-28	0.651
KCR	1b	Vinnie Pasquantino	145	27-28	0.813
CLE	1b	Carlos Santana	147	27-28	0.685
COL	3b	Ryan McMahon	149	27-28	0.735
TBR	DH	Danny Jansen	150	27-28	0.736
SFG	LF	Heliot Ramos	151	27-28	0.750
ATL	3b	Austin Riley	154	27-28	0.828
DET	1b	Spencer Torkelson	157	27-28	0.764
CHC	SS	Matt Shaw	158	27-28	0.715
ATH	DH	Brent Rooker	167	27-28	0.882
ATL	cf	Drake Baldwin	168	27-28	0.683
MIN	C	Ryan Jeffers	170	27-28	0.737
MIL	CF	Sal Frelick	171	27-28	0.719
SEA	2b	Dylan Moore	174	27-28	0.700
SDP	SS	Jackson Merrill	175	27-28	0.788
CIN	C	Jose Trevino	176	27-28	0.644
NYM	2b	Brett Baty	179	27-28	0.714
STL	SS	Masyn Winn	180	27-28	0.690
MIA	CF	Dane Myers	181	27-28	0.724
STL	C	Pedro Pagés	182	27-28	0.647
NYM	CF	Brandon Nimmo	186	27-28	0.763
TBR	RF	Josh Lowe	187	27-28	0.767
CHC	LF	Ian Happ	188	27-28	0.774
Hou	rf	Cam Smith	192	27-28	0.689
COL	1b	Hunter Goodman	195	27-28	0.766
CHW	C	Matt Thaiss	196	27-28	0.657
TOR	SS	Bo Bichette	197	27-28	0.777
TBR	lf	Kameron Misner	198	27-28	0.675

Top WAR Pitchers Updated on Statis-Pro Cards

For all players in the top 200 WAR through today, we listed that by their name in the Statis-Pro player sheets. The following are the pitchers who are in the top 200 right now. If a pitcher is in the top 50 of all players of WAR (the first list below) on the pitcher card sheets, we will play them in our games as a PB 2-9. As you can see Paul Skenes and Tarik Skubal were already PB 2-9, so they stay the same as the 6th and 8th most valuable player in baseball so far this season (and 2nd and 3rd most valuable pitcher). However, Kris Bubic is upgraded from a PB 2-7 to a PB 2-9 in our games.

For the next list of the rest of the top 100, we will make each starter at least a PB 2-8 (e.g the Reds Hunter Greene) and a reliever on this list a PB 2-9 (it is hard for a reliever to get as high in WAR due to fewer innings pithed). For the rest of the top 200 below that, the starters will be at least a PB 2-7 and the relievers at least a PB2-8. We did not change the PB on the sheet, because they could drop back down when we next update WAR and thus drop back to the PB on their card.

For those who don't play Statis-Pro, the PB indicated whether the action on the next card appears on the Pitcher's card (the P in PB) if it is within the range, or on the batter's card if outside the range. So a PB 2-9 keeps the action on his card 83% of the time - on a die roll or fast action card result of 2-9, and the worst he can allow in that case is a single. A batter only gets a shot at extra bases on a 10-12 roll.

 

Team	Pitcher top 50 = PB 2-9	War	PB	Th
KCR	Kris Bubic	5	2'-7	Left
PIT	Paul Skenes	6	2'-9	Right
DET	Tarik Skubal	8	2'-9	Left
HOU	Hunter Brown	9	2'-7	Right
NYY	Max Fried	15	2'-8	Left
TEX	Nathan Eovaldi	16	2'-7	Right
WSN	MacKenzie Gore	21	2'-7	Left
BOS	Garrett Crochet	23	2'-9	Left
Tex	Jacob deGrom	28	2'-9	Right
NYM	Kodai Senga	31	2'-8	Right
PHI	Zack Wheeler	38	2'-9	Right
SFG	Robbie Ray	40	2'-7	Left
CIN	Andrew Abbott	46	4'-7	Left
Tex	Tyler Mahle	48	4'-7	Right
Team	Pitcher top 100 = at least PB2-8, relievers at least 2-9	War	PB	Th
LAD	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	53	2'-8	Right
HOU	Framber Valdez	54	2'-8	Left
CIN	Hunter Greene	56	2'-7	Right
ARI	Corbin Burnes	57	2'-9	Right
KCR	Michael Wacha	59	2'-7	Right
MIN	Joe Ryan	60	2'-7	Right
Cin	Nick Lodolo	63	2'-7	Left
TBR	Drew Rasmussen	64	2'-8	Right
LAA	Yusei Kikuchi	66	2'-7	Left
COL	Jake Bird	67	2'-6	Right
KCR	Noah Cameron	76	4'-7	Left
SFG	Logan Webb	78	2'-9	Right
BAL	Tomoyuki Sugano	79	4'-7	Right
ARI	Merrill Kelly	81	2'-7	Right
CHW	Shane Smith	84	4'-7	Right
SEA	Bryan Woo	86	2'-8	Right
WSN	Jake Irvin	90	4'-7	Right
MIL	Freddy Peralta	93	2'-7	Right
MIL	Chad Patrick	96	4'-7	Right
PIT	Andrew Heaney	98	4'-7	Left
Team	Pitcher top 200 = at least PB2-7 relievers at least 2-8	War	PB	Th
SDP	Nick Pivetta	101	2'-7	Right
NYM	David Peterson	106	2'-7	Left
HOU	Josh Hader	111	2'-9	Left
STL	Sonny Gray	112	2'-7	Right
MIN	Jhoan Duran	123	2'-9	Right
NYM	Griffin Canning	127	2'-6	Right
ATL	Chris Sale	129	2'-9	Left
NYY	Luke Weaver	130	4'-7	Right
CIN	Nick Martinez	134	2'-8	Right
TEX	Adrian Houser	137	4'-7	Right
SDP	Robert Suarez	141	2'-8	Right
TOR	Chris Bassitt	143	2'-7	Right
CHW	Mike Vasil	146	4'-7	Right
NYM	Reed Garrett	148	2'-8	Right
SDP	Michael King	152	2'-8	Right
BOS	Aroldis Chapman	153	2'-9	Left
DET	Will Vest	155	2'-8	Right
Ari	Shelby Miller	159	2'-7	Right
LAA	Tyler Anderson	161	4'-7	Left
SFG	Erik Miller	163	2'-7	Left
MIL	Jose Quintana	164	2'-7	Left
NYM	Clay Holmes	165	2'-8	Right
STL	Erick Fedde	166	4'-7	Right
HOU	Bryan Abreu	169	2'-8	Right
SFG	Tyler Rogers	172	2'-7	Right
Min	Chris Paddack	177	4'-7	Right
DET	Reese Olson	183	2'-7	Right
DET	Tommy Kahnle	184	2'-7	Right
KCR	Seth Lugo	185	2'-7	Right
CLE	Hunter Gaddis	189	4'-7	Right
TBR	Ryan Pepiot	191	2'-7	Right
DET	Casey Mize	193	4'-7	Right
KCR	Daniel Lynch IV	194	4'-7	Left
WSN	Mitchell Parker	199	4'-7	Left
ATH	Luis Severino	200	4'-7	Right
PHI	Jesús Luzardo	200	4'-7	Left

MLB Standings if Games Against Rockies (12-53) Did Not Count

Early on it looked like the NL West trio of the Dodgers, Padres and Giants might be the best three teams in baseball, but it is looking more like the one certainty is that the 12-53 Colorado Rockies are simply the worst team in baseball. We relegated a few teams in our free Statis-Pro Baseball Game, so teams do not beef up their records against the Rockies. Below is a look at the standings if actual MLB teams did not play the Rockies.

Below we rank teams based on all games played NOT against the Colorado Rockies. Going by those standings, that makes the top four teams in baseball still Detroit, the New York Yankees and Mets and the Chicago Cubs.

The Mets 13-5 drubbing of the hapless Rockies made the Mets 6-0 against the Rockies, with the team chasing them being the Phillies being 7-0 vs. the Rockies - and now both teams are done playing the Rockies. So far the Mets are better against the rest of the league, playing 0.600 against the other 28 teams while the Phillies are barely .500 against the other teams, and in fact the Phillies have only been the 15th best team in baseball against everyone except the Rockies.

The problem for the Phillies could be in a wild card battle if they do not catch the Mets for the NL East. While the Phillies are done playing the Rockies, the Rockies still play the Dodgers 10 times, Giants 9, Padres 7 and even the Cardinals 6.

 

Rk non-Col	Team	Playoff	W v. 28	L v. 28	% v. 28	Team	Div	W	L	WCo	LCo	PlayC	Team
1	DET	Div	40	24	0.625	DET	AL Cen	43	24	3	0	0	DET
2	NYY	Div	37	23	0.617	NYY	AL East	39	24	2	1	0	NYY
3	NYM	Div	36	24	0.600	NYM	NL East	42	24	6	0	0	NYM
4	CHC	Div	37	25	0.597	CHC	NL Cen	40	25	3	0	3	CHC
5	LAD	Div	36	27	0.571	LAD	NL West	39	27	3	0	10	LAD
6	SFG	WP	35	27	0.557	SFG	NL West	38	28	3	1	9	SFG
7	HOU	Div	36	29	0.554	HOU	AL West	36	29	0	0	6	HOU
8	STL	WP	36	29	0.554	STL	NL Cen	36	29	0	0	6	STL
9	SDP	WP	32	26	0.552	SDP	NL West	37	27	5	1	7	SDP
10	MIN	WP	35	30	0.538	MIN	AL Cen	35	30	0	0	3	MIN
11	TOR	WP	35	30	0.538	TOR	AL East	35	30	0	0	3	TOR
12	TBR	WP	33	29	0.532	TBR	AL East	35	30	2	1	0	TBR
13	CLE		34	30	0.531	CLE	AL Cen	34	30	0	0	3	CLE
14	MIL		33	30	0.524	MIL	NL Cen	35	31	2	1	3	MIL
15	PHI		30	28	0.517	PHI	NL East	37	28	7	0	0	PHI
16	SEA		32	31	0.508	SEA	AL West	32	31	0	0	3	SEA
17	KCR		31	32	0.492	KCR	AL Cen	34	32	3	0	0	KCR
18	CIN		30	33	0.476	CIN	NL Cen	33	33	3	0	3	CIN
19	LAA		30	33	0.476	LAA	AL West	30	33	0	0	3	LAA
20	BOS		31	35	0.470	BOS	AL East	31	35	0	0	3	BOS
21	ARI		29	33	0.468	ARI	NL West	31	34	2	1	10	ARI
22	WSN		28	33	0.459	WSN	NL East	30	34	2	1	4	WSN
23	TEX		27	35	0.435	TEX	AL West	30	35	3	0	0	TEX
24	ATL		25	36	0.417	ATL	NL East	27	37	2	1	3	ATL
25	BAL		26	37	0.413	BAL	AL East	26	37	0	0	3	BAL
26	MIA		24	36	0.400	MIA	NL East	24	39	0	3	3	MIA
27	PIT		26	40	0.394	PIT	NL Cen	26	40	0	0	6	PIT
28	ATH		23	40	0.365	ATH	AL West	25	41	2	1	0	ATH
29	CWS		22	44	0.333	CWS	AL Cen	22	44	0	0	3	CWS

Statis-Pro AL Baseball Leaders - Day After Near Record 5900 web visits

The Montana AL Commissioner is not only way ahead of our NL Statis-Pro season, but also tracks stats and thus we have the 30-game leaders.

Our post on their standings and wrap up yesterday yielded a near record 5,900 unique visits to this site, so we wanted to follow-up with their leaders.

 

Statis-Pro American League	Team	Stat
30 game stats
Batting Average	Team
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	0.364
Víctor Robles	Sea	0.357
Aaron Judge	NY	0.345
Michael Massey	KC	0.336
Cody Bellinger	NY	0.331
OPS
Aaron Judge	NY	1.237
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	1.198
Cody Bellinger	NY	1.006
Rafael Devers	Bos	0.968
Víctor Robles	Sea	0.957
Slugging
Aaron Judge	NY	0.807
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	0.769
Cody Bellinger	NY	0.619
Home Runs
Aaron Judge	NY	14
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	13
Cal Raleigh	Sea	11
Giancarlo Stanton	NY	10
RBIs
Aaron Judge	NY	33
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	32
Giancarlo Stanton	NY	27
Tyler O'Neill	Bal	26
Steals		SB	Attempts
Víctor Robles	Sea	11	16
Bobby Witt Jr.	KC	7	7
Jarren Duran	Bos	7	7
José Ramírez	Cle	7	10
BA RISP
Gleyber Torres	Det	0.55
Jake Burger	Tex	0.5
Steven Kwan	Cle	0.476
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	0.448
2-out RBIs
Giancarlo Stanton	NY	13
Cedric Mullins	Bal	12
Aaron Judge	NY	11
Rafael Devers	Bos	11
Runs
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	30
Aaron Judge	NY	30
Jazz Chisholm Jr.	NY	25
Cody Bellinger	NY	23
Extra-base hits
Aaron Judge	NY	26
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	21
Rafael Devers	Bos	18
Jarren Duran	Bos	18
Hits
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	93
Aaron Judge	NY	90
Cody Bellinger	NY	72
Rafael Devers	Bos	67
Total bases
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	44
Aaron Judge	NY	41
Jarren Duran	Bos	41
Steven Kwan	Cle	40
Doubles
Jarren Duran	Bos	14
Aaron Judge	NY	11
Kyle Manzardo	Cle	11
Steven Kwan	Cle	10
Strikeouts
Tyler O'Neill	Bal	57
Julio Rodríguez	Sea	53
Giancarlo Stanton	NY	47
Kerry Carpenter	Det	44
ERA		Wins	ERA
Tarik Skubal	Det	7'-0	0.66
Ronel Blanco	Hou	5'-2	1.51
Tanner Houck	Bos	2'-2	1.68
Hunter Brown	Houston	4'-1	1.81
Reese Olson	Det	4'-2	2.04
Strikeouts
Tarik Skubal	Det	75
Framber Valdez	Hou	68
Logan Gilbert	Sea	64
Pablo López	Min	63
Zach Eflin	Bal	62
WHIP
Jacob deGrom	Tex	0.61
Tarik Skubal	Det	0.66
Ronel Blanco	Hou	0.85
Zach Eflin	Bal	0.87
Bryan Woo	Sea	0.99
Batting Average
Ronel Blanco	Hou	0.157
Tarik Skubal	Det	0.168
Jacob deGrom	Tex	0.17
Reese Olson	Det	0.193
Relievers	Saves	Opportunity
Emmanuel Clase	13	15
Tyler Holton	11	12
Liam Hendriks	10	10
Team	BA
Boston	0.259
Detroit	0.255
New York	0.251
Houston	0.25
Texas	0.245
Avg	Home Runs
New York	55
Texas	49
Seattle	45
Baltimore	42
Detroit	40
Team	OPS
New York	0.787
Texas	0.743
Detroit	0.741
Baltimore	0.739
Team	RISP
Detroit	0.29
Baltimore	0.264
Cleveland	0.262
Texas	0.249
Team	2-Out
Boston	64
New York	60
Texas	58
Houston	58
RBI's	SB	Att
Seattle	25	32
Kansas City	13	13
Cleveland	12	17
Boston	11	13
Team	ERA
Detroit	2.73
Houston	3.06
Cleveland	3.28
Baltimore	3.46
Seattle	3.76
Team	HR Allowed
Detroit	19
Cleveland	28
Baltimore	28
Houston	30
New York	36
Team	WHIP
Detroit	1.02
Baltimore	1.07
Seattle	1.13
Texas	1.14
Cleveland	1.14
Team	BA Against
Detroit	0.217
Houston	0.226
Baltimore	0.229
Texas	0.23
Seattle	0.237