Skenes Wins, Judge Injured in Statis-Pro Match-up Previews Actual World Series

 

Just like Tuesday's all-Star Game, our next Statis-Pro baseball game features Paul Skenes vs. Aaron Judge - when the Pittsburgh Pirates host the NY Yankees. The cards actually appear in sheet form on the free Statis-Pro game, but above are the numbers from the sheets put on the traditional Statis-Pro baseball cards.

While every fan knows Judge's incredible numbers, the following facts about Skenes may make him even more impressive. 

1) Skenes is the first pitcher in baseball history to start the All-Star Game his first two seasons.

2) Only four pitchers in the history of the game have career ERAs of lower than 2.00. Here they are with their last season pitched:

1877 Louisville Grays - Jim Deulin, 1.90 career ERA

1910 Cleveland Naps - Addie Joss, 1.89 career ERA

1917 Boston Braves - Ed Walsh, 1.84 career ERA

2025 Pittsburgh Pirates - Paul Skenes, 1.98 career ERA

Note we project the card to produce about a 2.40 ERA, but so far he has actually been much better than that both seasons.

Yankees L; Skenes 2-0, Pirates 2-4 Overall

Our Statis-Pro Pittsburgh Pirates improved 2-4 by evening their series against the NY Yankees, breaking a scoreless tie in the 6th inning on a rare Z-Play when the Yankees two All-Stars Jazz Chisholm and Aaron Judge, collided on a Heliot Ramos drive to right center that then fell in for a double.

This was the first injury of our Statis-Pro season on the Z-play charts really used to force the occasional substitution to use bench player cards. After the two All-Stars left the game, Jasson Domínguez's card was used for the rest of the game and he singled and threw out a runner at home from right field.

The Pirates are 0-4 except for the two games in which All-Star starter Skenes have been wins as his 6 shutout innings in this game made him 2-0 and lowered his Statis-Pro ERA to 2.25, compared to his card projected to yield about a 2.40 ERA and a little higher than his career 1.98 ERA. As shown in the photo below, the Pirates tacked on runs in the 7th and 8th for the 4-0 win. Here is the box score.

Pos	New York Yankees	OPS	SB	AB	R	H	RBI	Notes
CF	Jazz Chisholm Jr.	0.836	A	3	0	0	0	inj, collide Judge
CF	Oswaldo Cabrera	0.686	B	0	0	0	0	BB
RF	Aaron Judge	1.134	B	2	0	0	0	inj, collide Chisholm
RF	Jasson Domínguez	0.754	A	2	0	1	0	OF assist 9-2
DH	Ben Rice	0.778	C	3	0	0	0
1b	Paul Goldschmidt	0.777	B	2	0	0	0	BB
CF	Cody Bellinger	0.775	B	3	0	0	0
C	Austin Wells	0.74	C	3	0	1	0	2B
SS	Anthony Volpe	0.713	A	3	0	0	0
2b	Pablo Reyes	0.667	B	3	0	1	0
3b	Oswald Peraza	0.676	A	3	0	0	0	K all 3 times
	Batted 0.111			27	0	3	0
PB	NYY Pitchers	ERA	IP	H	R	ER	W	K & notes
2'-7	Luis Gil	4.13	6	7	1	1	1	5 Ks, Loss
2'-7	Will Warren	4.34	0.7	2	1	1	1	0 K
2'-8	Luke Weaver	4.23	1.3	3	2	2	0	2 K
	Game ERA 4.50		8	12	4	4	2	7 K, 4-0 team loss
Pos	Pittsburgh Pirates	OPS	SB	AB	R	H	RBI	Notes
SS	Oneil Cruz	0.785	A	3	0	1	0	walk
CF	Jack Suwinski	0.769	A	4	0	0	0
LF	Bryan Reynolds	0.768	C	4	2	3	0	MVP
2b	Nick Gonzales	0.753	D	4	1	2	0	2b
C	Heliot Ramos	0.788	C	4	0	1	1	2b
DH	Andrew McCutchen	0.71	D	4	0	0	0
1b	Endy Rodríguez	0.692	E	4	0	1	1
RF	Tommy Pham	0.677	B	3	0	1	0	BB, SB
3b	Jared Triolo	0.679	B	3	1	2	0	2b
	Batted 0.333			33	4	11	2
PB	Pitt pitchers	ERA	IP	H	R	ER	W	K & notes
2'-9	Paul Skenes	2.40	6	2	0	0	0	7 K, Win
4'-7	Colin Holderman	3.76	1	1	0	0	1	0 K
4'-7	Bailey Falter	4.36	1	0	0	0	0	1 K
2'-7	Dennis Santana	3.84	1	0	0	0	1	1 K
	Game ERA 0.00		9	3	0	0	2	9 K, 4-0 win

Play-by-play scoresheet.

Friedl GW HR Gives Reds Split with Astros: Cruz 2 2bs, All-Star Abbott Strong

After the Astros won a close one in Houston with ace Hunter Brown on the mound against the Reds No. 4 starter, it was the Reds now All-Star ace Andrew Abbott (now a PB 2-8 as one of the top 15% of all pitchers - meaning a projected ERA around 3.00) for a 3-1 Reds win at home.

However the big surprise came in the 3rd inning, when both the Astros Jeremy Peña and then the Reds Christian Encarnacion-Strand launched deep drives that result in homers 75% of the time (11-68 of 11-88 random number) at the Great American Park but both were caught - including the poor fielding Yordan Alvarez reaching over the left field fence on a "71" that was as close as you can have to a homer there. Alvarez is now playing left field in our game despite an E9, CD1 fielding rating because during his injury Isaac Paredes has hit great as DH so we leave him in the the line-up as the cleanup hitter behind Alvarez.

Elly De La Cruz continued to look like the MVP of our NL Statis-Pro season with two doubles and then a steal of third and the other time moving up to 3rd on a fly ball, but the Reds could not get him home either time. For the first time in six games we did not give him the Reds player of the game award, as TJ Friedl hit a walkoff homer for the 3-1 win to follow-up on an early single. Often more runs can be scored in the 2nd game because the top relievers pitched in the first game of the series (we only allow relievers to pitch once in the 2-game series) which meant that Astros All-Star closer Josh Hader and both of their PB 2-8 relievers (Bennett Susa and Bryan Abreu) were not available in the 9th inning and it was PB 2-7 (still above average) Bryan King who was the loser. Prior to giving up Friedl's homer yielded a single to Austin Hays and then Blake Dunn came in to pinch run, stole second and then scored the game-winning run trotting home on the game-winning homer.

Here are the line-ups in the Reds 3-1 win to split the series 

0	Pos	HOU Deep 11'-48 = HR, Daikin Park HOU
1	SS	Jeremy Peña
2	2b	Jose Altuve
3	LF	Yordan Alvarez
4	dh	Isaac Paredes
5	1b	Christian Walker
6	C	Yainer Diaz
7	CF	Chas McCormick
8	3b	Zach Dezenzo
9	RF	Jake Meyers
0	Pos	CIN Deep 11'-68 = HR, Great American Ball Park CIN
1	ss	Elly De La Cruz
2	2b	Matt McLain
3	1b	Christian Encarnacion-Strand
4	3b	Jeimer Candelario
5	lf	Austin Hays
	pr	Blake Dunn
6	CF	TJ Friedl
7	C	Jose Trevino
8	RF	Jake Fraley
9	SS	Garrett Hampson

Statis-Pro New Player Cards for Every 2025 All-Star Player

 Scroll down for every 2025 Baseball All-Star ranked by OPS or ERA with links to their Baseball Reference page. Then continue to scroll and you will see the new Statis-Pro baseball card we made for each and every All-Star based on their updated projected stats for the season on FanGraphs projections. 

If you scroll below the rankings, you will see the calculated batters and then pitchers cards that you can use to play the free Statis-Pro baseball game - and those all-stars are now also in red in their team cards on the sheets that come with the game. For example, we don't expect Cal Raleigh to keep his current OPS of 1.022 and hit another 38 homers in the second half to finish with 76 homers, so we don't base his new card on the first half stats. However, it is clear he has made a huge jump from the career 0.791 OPS his card was based on, so we recalculated his card to assume he finishes the season with the FanGraphs projected 0.974 OPS and about 54 homers in 647 at bats - and that means if a pitcher leaves it on his card then 10 of 64 numbers (21-32 of the 11-88 base-8 numbers or dice roll is a homer in addition to deep drive on 33-35 that could go out). 

Team	OPS	All-Star Batter	Rnk	All-Star Pitcher	ERA	Team
NYY	1.134	Aaron Judge	1	Aroldis Chapman	1.74	BOS
LAD	0.993	Shohei Ohtani	2	Randy Rodríguez	1.93	SFG
ATL	0.989	Ronald Acuña Jr.	3	Edwin Díaz	2.16	NYM
SEA	0.957	Cal Raleigh	4	Andrés Muñoz	2.17	SEA
ARI	0.936	Ketel Marte	5	Jason Adam	2.26	SDP
LAD	0.913	Will Smith	6	Tarik Skubal	2.38	DET
PHI	0.909	Kyle Schwarber	7	Paul Skenes	2.4	PIT
WSN	0.893	James Wood	8	Garrett Crochet	2.48	BOS
NYM	0.884	Pete Alonso	9	Jacob deGrom	2.55	TEX
CHC	0.871	Kyle Tucker	10	Zack Wheeler	2.56	PHI
BOS	0.87	Alex Bregman	11	Carlos Estévez	2.59	KCR
MIN	0.867	Byron Buxton	12	Max Fried	2.65	NYY
ARI	0.866	Corbin Carroll	13	Josh Hader	2.69	HOU
CLE	0.861	José Ramírez	14	Chris Sale	2.72	ATL
TBR	0.86	Jonathan Aranda	15	Hunter Brown	2.72	HOU
KCR	0.857	Bobby Witt Jr.	16	Kris Bubic	2.83	KCR
DET	0.848	Riley Greene	17	Andrew Abbott	2.84	CIN
LAD	0.847	Freddie Freeman	18	Matthew Boyd	2.91	CHC
ATH	0.845	Brent Rooker	19	Drew Rasmussen	3.03	TBR
CIN	0.844	Elly De La Cruz	20	Yoshinobu Yamamoto	3.06	LAD
ATH	0.836	Jacob Wilson	21	Robbie Ray	3.09	SFG
NYY	0.836	Jazz Chisholm Jr.	22	Logan Webb	3.12	SFG
TOR	0.836	Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	23	Casey Mize	3.23	DET
ATL	0.831	Matt Olson	24	Freddy Peralta	3.3	MIL
ARI	0.827	Eugenio Suárez	25	MacKenzie Gore	3.3	WSN
MIA	0.827	Kyle Stowers	26	Bryan Woo	3.37	SEA
BAL	0.826	Ryan O'Hearn	27	Yusei Kikuchi	3.44	LAA
SDP	0.826	Fernando Tatis Jr.	28	Clayton Kershaw	3.61	LAD
CHC	0.825	Pete Crow-Armstrong	29	Jacob Misiorowski	3.75	MIL
SDP	0.825	Manny Machado	30	Robert Suarez	3.96	SDP
COL	0.823	Hunter Goodman	31	Carlos Rodón	4.09	NYY
HOU	0.819	Jeremy Peña	32	Shane Smith	4.38	CHW
HOU	0.817	Isaac Paredes	33
TBR	0.802	Brandon Lowe	34
DET	0.801	Zach McKinstry	35
NYM	0.801	Francisco Lindor	36
TBR	0.789	Junior Caminero	37
SEA	0.785	Randy Arozarena	38
STL	0.785	Brendan Donovan	39
DET	0.78	Gleyber Torres	40
KCR	0.78	Maikel Garcia	41
TOR	0.764	Alejandro Kirk	42
CLE	0.75	Steven Kwan	43
SEA	0.726	Julio Rodríguez	44
DET	0.72	Javier Báez	45

Here are the new Statis-Pro batters cards which have also been inserted in red on the google sheet of all major league batters. If you are already playing the current season with a different set of Statis-Pro cards, you may want to consider just upgrading these cards so they are listed by team. We did not update fielding or platoon calculations. The Line-up number notes where we suggested putting them in their team's line-up based on the other Statis-Pro cards for that team in our game.

Below are the updated pitchers' cards for every All-Star which also appear in red on the list of all 2025 Statis-Pro pitchers' cards.  The second number is where we put them in the starting rotation, but if it is a double digit number under "Rot" that means a reliever, and a "10" is the card we use as the closer, "11" as the second best reliever card on the team and set-up etc. We only use the 1-4 starters for our rotation in the game, but for most teams we list starters 1-6 in case we need one to replace one of the 1-4 starters if they go on 60 day DL or are traded, or if we just need a long reliever when the starter is knocked out early.

Ballpark Adjustments before calculating cards: Since 20 of 30 ballparks are very close to average in runs scored per game (between 0.95 and 1.05 of the major league average) we only adjust projected stats for the five parks where pitches have a big edge or vice versa, based on these calculations. In those cases we multiplied a pitcher's ERA by the factor that would determine he did not play half his games in his pitchers' or batters' park, and for batters in those same parks we multiplied to get the correct number of singles, doubles, triples and homers. I listed those factors below the player cards. 

Sale vs. Tigers and all 24 teams stacked

 

Having printed and cut out the batters and pitchers for all 24 Statis-pro teams we decided to use, we decided to paper clip each team and layout in alpha order before we stacked them, so here they are.

In the game we just finished, the Braves continued to play much better than the actual team this year. The two cards today are for players that are every bit as good then year - with Chris Sales pitching 7 innings with no earned runs allowed to improve to 2-0, and Ronald Acuna hitting a 3-run homer for a 6-3 win to make the Braves 4-2 in Statis-pro play while having a terrible mlb season.

Preview:

The Braves lefty Chris Sale looks tough against a few lefty batters also out on 11 or 12, but the one Tigers weapon vs lefties is flipping DH hitters ans moving Justyn-Henry Malloy up to the 2 spit because he turns outs into hits on 85-88 on either the pitcher or natter card.

Results to follow

Final AL Statis-Pro Cards Debut - Twins Host DBacks

Arizona results at Minnesota and photo of cards to be added after game. 

Arizona has dropped to 0-5 in our Statis-Pro season despite Moreno's 2-run homer. Here is the remaining interleague games and standings, with these NL teams having the edge for these games at home and with their aces going against the No. 4 pitcher listed for each AL opponent. Here is the actual game logs of all our games played this season - with teams averaging 3.9 runs per game. The Dodgers have the No. 1 offense with 5.2 runs scored per game, and the Mets have the No. 1 pitching with 2.2 runs per game allowed.

Preview and Rosters

This matchup is between the two teams Fangraphs believes are most likely to finish exactly .500, 81-81 or close to it.

In the last debut of our Statis-Pro Interleague series, the Diamondbacks need to go through their 4-man rotation a second time but this time without Corbin Burnes, because we do remove cards in our league play if they are lost for the season or put on 60-day DL. That was the one big edge Arizona would have had because all the other starting pitchers for both teams are PB 2-7 (above average) so consider the pitching even with all 2-7 vs 2-7 starters but both with loaded bullpens.

The Diamondbacks have hung around in actual MLB play despite losing Corbin, and when we look at in season adjustments we see why with five of their nine starters being upgraded during the season (adding one home run) including the No. 9 hitter Geraldo Perdomo who at shortstop ranks as the 52nd best player this season in WAR. Meanwhile the Twins have two players who are downgraded by one home run of two players including their shortstop, Carlos Correa.

In our otherwise balanced Statis-Pro season, Arizona is the only winless team at 0-4. However, this is just of the teams we included, the teams we judged the bottom three teams in each league were relegated and not in this 12 NL vs 12 AL team showdown. The Game 5 match-ups are the tough one for each NL team, since it is there 4th best starter (Arizona's Ryne Nelson due to two injuries) against the Twins ace starer (Pablo López). Not surprisingly, the AL teams are 7-4 in these match-ups so far in which they are at home with their ace on the hill.

Each team will then play at the NL park with the rotation reversed to give the NL the same edge to complete the 2-game series and LA Dodgers already started the NL 1-0 in Game 6s.

The relegated teams are still the teams we have ranked at the bottom based on Fangraphs percent chance to make the playoffs and then fewest projected wins, with the following exceptions. The Marlins are relegated but the Pirates who we are using in the game have slipped slightly below them as the 4th worst team according to Fangraphs. For purposes of these interleague series, we used the LA Angels for the matchup with the Dodgers, though if we picked AL teams based on Fangraphs we would have included the Orioles rather than the Angels, but barely.

 

Order	Pos/PB	Minnesota Batters	WAR	OPS/ERA	Steal/Max IP	Adjust/K
1	DH	Byron Buxton	97	0.800	B
2	LF	Matt Wallner		0.793	D
3	SS	Carlos Correa		0.778	E	minus HR
4	3b	Brooks Lee		0.773	C
5	2b	Mickey Gasper		0.751	D	minus HR
6	RF	Trevor Larnach		0.738	C
7	C	Ryan Jeffers	170	0.737	D
8	1b	Ty France		0.730	D
9	CF	Willi Castro		0.716	B	add HR
15	3b	Jonah Bride		0.712	E	minus 2 HR
15	1b	Kody Clemens		0.700	C	add HR
15	3b	Jose Miranda		0.723	D	minus HR
15	2b	Edouard Julien		0.722	B
15	LF	Harrison Bader	65	0.700	A
15	of	DaShawn Keirsey Jr.		0.683	A	minus 2 HR
15	C	Christian Vázquez		0.598	D
Order	Pos/PB	Minnesota Pitchers	WAR	OPS/ERA	Steal/Max IP	Adjust/K
1	2'-7	Pablo López	156	3.85	7	25-44
2	2'-7	Joe Ryan	60	3.82	7	25-45
3	2'-7	Zebby Matthews		3.86	6	26-44
4	2'-7	Bailey Ober		3.85	6	25-44
5	2'-7	Louis Varland		4.25	6	26-43
6	4'-7	Andrew Morris		4.32	6	27-41
10	2'-9	Jhoan Duran	123	2.39	2	23-45
11	2'-9	Danny Coulombe		3.46	1	25-44
12	2'-8	Griffin Jax		3.19	2	24-46
13	2'-8	Cole Sands		3.62	2	24-44
14	2'-8	Chris Paddack	177	4.28	4	25-41
15	4'-7	Simeon Woods Richardson		4.34	6	25-41
16	4'-7	Randy Dobnak		4.47	6	26-38
17	4'-7	Darren McCaughan		4.69	6	27-41
18	4'-7	Justin Topa		3.79	1	26-42
19	2'-6	Chase Chaney		4.99	6	27-36
20	2'-6	Michael Tonkin		4.27	2	25-43
21	2'-6	Anthony Misiewicz		4.5	2	26-43
23	2'-5	Erasmo Ramírez		4.79	2	27-42
24	2'-5	Kyle Bischoff		4.95	2	25-42
Order	Pos/PB	Arizona Batters	WAR	OPS/ERA	Steal/Max IP	Adjust/K
1	RF	Corbin Carroll	35	0.811	A	add HR
2	2b	Ketel Marte	47	0.828	D	add HR
3	1b	Josh Naylor		0.789	C
4	C	Gabriel Moreno		0.784	D
5	3b	Eugenio Suárez	117	0.753	D	add HR
6	DH	Pavin Smith		0.748	D	add HR
7	LF	Lourdes Gurriel Jr.		0.744	C
8	CF	Alek Thomas		0.722	B
15	LF	Randal Grichuk		0.712	E
9	SS	Geraldo Perdomo	52	0.709	B	add HR
15	RF	Jake McCarthy		0.709	A	minus HR
15	2B	Tim Tawa		0.632	D
15	C	Jose Herrera		0.572	D
15	OF	JorgeBarrosa		0.55	D
Order	Pos/PB	Arizona Pitchers	WAR	OPS/ERA	Steal/Max IP	Adjust/K
1	2'-9	Corbin Burnes	57, DL60	3.02	7	24-43
2	2'-7	Zac Gallen		3.45	7	25-43
3	2'-7	Brandon Pfaadt		3.77	7	26-44
4	2'-7	Merrill Kelly	81	3.87	7	26-42
5	2'-7	Jordan Montgomery	DL60	4.01	7	26-41
6	2'-7	Ryne Nelson		4.07	7	26-41
10	2'-9	A.J. Puk	DL60	3.01	2	23-46
11	2'-8	Justin Martinez	DL60	3.13	2	22-44
12	2'-8	Joe Mantiply		3.55	1	26-42
13	2'-8	Shelby Miller	159	3.69	2	25-41
14	2'-7	Tayler Scott		3.63	2	24-42
15	2'-7	Ryan Thompson		3.55	1	26-41
16	4'-7	Kevin Ginkel		3.09	1	24-44
17	4'-7	Jalen Beeks		3.64	2	25-41
18	4'-7	Tommy Henry		4.3	6	26-41
19	4'-7	Spencer Giesting		4.38	6	25-38

Most Shocking Combo Since 1970s Statis-Pro Games - 2 CYCLES in 1 GAME

The Board and out charts in my free Statis-Pro game are from the year I first got the game - 1977. Tonight's game may have been the most shocking combo of developments I've ever had in a game.

Cycles are less frequent than no-hitters, and I don't remember any cycles when playing over the decades though I'm sure I must have. 

However, tonight in my league in which teams have averaged fewer than 4 runs a game (we only use the top 4 starting pitchers and the best relievers pitch every other game so pitching is tougher than batters see in a normal season rotation) the Milwaukee Brewers exploded to beat the Kansas City Royals 13-10.

But even more amazing:

1. In the top of the 7th inning Joey Ortiz hit a rare home run to complete a cycle, a single in the 2nd inning, double in the third inning, triple in the 5th inning before the homer n the 7th - to make the score 11-0 Brewers. Ortiz only has a pure home run number on a 27 on his batters card, but it was a 28 which is a deep drive and it went out in Kaufman Stadium's 11-71 home run range park, the drive went out on a ball only hit far enough to leave a couple of parks. In a DEEP drive on a player card you refer to the next 11-88 random number or dice roll to see if it goes out and this is one of the easiest home run parks.

2. Then in the 9th something happened I would likely never see if I play Statis-Pro for another 50 years, Sal Frelick hit a homer to complete a cycle  as well. Frelick has no pure homers on his card, but he drew a clutch batting card, meaning on the next card anything that shows up as an extra base hit is a home run and so it was to make the score 13-6 Brewers. Frelick has actually hit several homers this season in MLB play but didnt project enough homers to have any on his card.

3. While not quite as impossible as the first two items, the third amazing development was that after trailing 11-0, the Royals Bobby Witt Jr. hit single in the 7th, double in the 8th and then 3-run homer n the 9th to make it 13-10 and after an 11-0 lead, the Brewers had to use their all-star closer Trevor Megill to come in for the final strikeout to get the save 13-10.

This is why we play fantasy sports games and watch baseball.

I had to try AI to see if this has ever happened in actual baseball, and Chat indicates that it did happen in a minor league game four years ago - when Stone Garrett and Matt Lipka of the Amarillo Sod Poodles both hit for the cycle against the Tulsa Drillers. So it is technically possible, but does not appear it has never happened in the majors.

Results to be added.

 

Order	Pos/PB	Royals Batter Cards	WAR	OPS/ERA	Steal/Max IP	Adjust/K
1	SS	Bobby Witt Jr.	7	0.863	A
2	1b	Vinnie Pasquantino	145	0.813	D
3	dh	Jonathan India		0.760	C	minus HR
4	C	Salvador Perez		0.748	E	minus HR
5	RF	MJ Melendez		0.741	E	minus HR
6	LF	Mark Canha		0.735	C	minus HR
7	2b	Michael Massey		0.733	C	minus 3 HR
8	CF	Dairon Blanco		0.713	AAA
9	3b	Maikel Garcia	71	0.688	A	add 2 HR
15	DH	Hunter Renfroe		0.702	E
15	C	Freddy Fermin		0.675	D
15	CF	Kyle Isbel		0.675	B
15	2b	Cavan Biggio		0.662	D	minus HR
15	cf	Tyler Tolbert		0.608	A
	rf	Luke Maile		0.72	D	new card
	OF	DrewWaters		0.707	B
Order	Pos/PB	Royals Pitcher Cards	WAR	OPS/ERA	Steal/Max IP	Adjust/K
1	2'-8	Cole Ragans		3.7	7	24-44
2	2'-7	Seth Lugo	185	3.84	7	26-42
3	2'-7	Michael Wacha	59	4.2	7	26-42
4	2'-7	Noah Cameron	76	4.36	6	26-42
5	4'-7	Daniel Lynch IV	194	4.5	6	26-41
6	4'-7	Michael Lorenzen		4.44	6	25-37
10	2'-9	Kris Bubic	5	3.91	2	25-41
11	2'-8	Hunter Harvey		3.23	2	25-43
12	2'-8	Carlos Estévez	173	3.59	1	24-42
13	2'-8	Lucas Erceg		3.69	2	23-42
14	2'-7	John Schreiber		3.72	1	25-42
15	2'-7	Angel Zerpa		3.95	2	25-38
16	4'-7	Steven Zobac		4.5	6	26-38
17	4'-7	Alec Marsh		4.55	6	25-42
18	4'-7	Chandler Champlain		4.76	6	27-38
19	2'-6	Steven Cruz		4.22	2	24-41
20	2'-6	James McArthur		4.33	2	25-41
21	2'-6	Evan Sisk		4.44	1	24-41
22	2'-5	Sam Long		4.43	2	25-41
23	2'-5	Chris Stratton		4.52	2	25-38
24	2'-5	Ben Kudrna		5.08	6	26-37
Order	Pos/PB	Brewers Batter Cards	WAR	OPS/ERA	Steal/Max IP	Adjust/K
1	LF	Christian Yelich		0.790	A
2	DH	Jackson Chourio		0.759	A
3	C	William Contreras	95	0.796	C	minus HR
4	1b	Rhys Hoskins		0.765	D
5	RF	Garrett Mitchell		0.734	A	minus HR
6	CF	Sal Frelick	171	0.719	B
7	3b	Joey Ortiz		0.707	B	minus 2 HR
8	ss	Brice Turang	25	0.681	A
15	LF	Jake Bauers		0.715	A
15	lf	Isaac Collins		0.697	A
15	C	Eric Haase		0.671	D
15	OF	Daz Cameron		0.667	B	minus HR
15	DH	Oliver Dunn		0.659	B	minus HR
Order	Pos/PB	Brewers Pitcher Cards	WAR	OPS/ERA	Steal/Max IP	Adjust/K
1	2'-8	Nestor Cortes		3.56	7	25-44
2	2'-8	Freddy Peralta	93	3.84	6	23-43
3	2'-7	Tobias Myers		4.02	6	25-42
4	2'-7	Aaron Ashby		4.22	6	24-41
5	2'-7	Jose Quintana	164	4.05	6	25-38
6	2'-7	Jacob Misiorowski		3.75	6	25-41
10	2'-9	Trevor Megill		3.37	1	24-45
11	2'-8	Chad Patrick	96	4.38	6	26-42
12	2'-7	Bryan Hudson		3.55	2	23-42
13	2'-7	Abner Uribe		3.74	2	22-43
14	2'-7	Nick Mears		3.8	2	23-44
15	2'-7	Elvis Peguero		3.81	2	24-41
16	2'-7	Thomas Pannone		4.21	6	27-42
17	4'-7	Quinn Priester		4.46	6	26-41
18	4'-7	Joel Payamps		3.49	1	24-42
19	4'-7	Jared Koenig		3.9	2	25-42
21	4'-7	Carlos Rodriguez		4.58	6	25-41
23	2'-6	Craig Yoho		3.55	2	23-45
24	2'-5	Grant Anderson		4.56	2	24-43
25	2'-5	Ryan Middendorf		4.56	2	25-38

The Brewers are in 5th place at 2-3, but only 1 game behind four teams that are 3-2.