Aaron Judge 2025 Statis-Pro Debut

 Aaron Judge debuts in Yankee Stadium in our Statis-Pro interleague baseball game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. If you use our optional in season adjustments, Judge's "add 3 HR" means his Home Run Range is now an incredible 22-34, so if the pitcher leaves it on his card then 11 of 64 random numbers are a home run. Since the next three numbers are pushed up to a 35-37 on a game in Yankee Stadium goes out of the park on an subsequent 11-46 while 47-88 is a deep drive with all runners advancing. The 88/NA means against a lefty pitcher an 88 is changed from an out to single and runners advance two bases. 

Because we are letting the AL team be the home team using their better pitcher in the first game, so Mitch Keller will be the first to face Judge in the opener as he has to pitch against the Yankees Max Fried. However, in the second game the Pirates host with Cy Young candidate Paul Skenes against the Yankees Luis Gil.

We believe in batting the superstar first to maximize late appearances so here is the Yankees lineup starting with Judge:

RF	Aaron Judge
DH	Ben Rice
1b	Paul Goldschmidt
CF	Cody Bellinger
CF	Jazz Chisholm Jr.
C	Austin Wells
SS	Anthony Volpe
2b	Pablo Reyes
3b	Oswald Peraza

Then here are the Pirates:

SS	Oneil Cruz
CF	Jack Suwinski
LF	Bryan Reynolds
2b	Nick Gonzales
C	Heliot Ramos
DH	Andrew McCutchen
1b	Endy Rodríguez
RF	Tommy Pham
3b	Jared Triolo

Bregman, Chapman lead Red Sox to 10 inning win over Devers Giants

 Here is the set up with our 1977 quarter board and cards. The dime tracks the endurance left for the home pitcher, the penny for the visitor. Results to follow. After 3 Giants clutch defensive plays in the latter innings, Alex Bregman singled in speedy pinch runner Trevor Story's for a 4-3 Red Sox win in 10 innings.

Aroldis Chapman was untouchable in the 9th and 10th to record the win. We keep moat relievers to one inning or finishing one and pitching the next inning, but of a closer comes in for the 9th we let them pitch to the 10th if they still have endurance. 

Devers vs. Better Fielding Red Sox in Statis-Pro Today

Finally getting the Statis-Pro baseball game on the desk after more than a week with no games due to a killer work schedule, and you can always follow what I’m doing at www.wisconsinffc.com when I’m too busy to play Statis-Pro or the Value Add Basketball game. 

Since we are in our one interleague round our July 4 opener features the one big trade of the year. The Giants obviously add a great clean hitter in Rafael Devers, but the silver lining for the Red Sox losing Devers is in the field. With him out of the line-up, we can move a poor fielding second baseman card of Kristian Campbell to our DH spot, and move a fast and better fielder Romy Gonzalez into the line-up and to play second base. T

he new bat of Abraham Toro at 1st base and former Astro Alex Bregman – who is a major fielding upgrade for Devers at 3rd base and gets an extra HR number on his card as an in season involvement so we play now as a 26-28 homer range while Rob Refsnyder adding a homer to be 27-31 at least gives the Red Sox some potential pop in the line-up despite the big blow of losing Devers card. So weaker line-up but much stronger fielding at least. Here are the two sets of batter cards for this game which you can play for free at https://www.pudnersports.com/2022/11/status-pro-baseball-master-instructions.html.