AL Statis-Pro 2025 Season Updates, Standings, All-Stars and Leaders

We last published updated Statis-Pro Cards for the All-Stars actually chosen by MLB, but the All-Stars listed below are the players chosen by the Montana Commissioner of this years Statis-Pro AL league. The stats below are therefore the stats in his first 40 games he has played for each team.

He provided the All-Stars, a wrap-up of a very balanced season that is playing out in the game.

Below that he lists the leaders in a number of stats - he keeps much more than I do in my NL Statis-Pro season. 

Statis-Pro AL All-star starters:

 

C- Cal Raleigh, Sea                      [.206 avg, .754 OPS, 12 HR, 28 RBI, 40 games]

1B- Jake Burger, Tex                    [.258 avg, .823 OPS, 11 HR, 28 RBI, 38 games]

2B- Michael Massey, KC             [.333 avg, .856 OPS,   4 HR, 23 RBI, 39 games]

SS- Gunnar Henderson, Bal       [.358 avg, 1.160 OPS, 17 HR, 41 RBI, 41 games]

3B- Jazz Chisholm Jr, NY             [.248 avg, .772 OPS, 10 HR, 19 RBI, 38 games]

OF- Aaron Judge, NY                    [.323 avg, 1.155 OPS, 16 HR, 39 RBI, 41 games]

OF- Victor Robles, Sea                [.352 avg, .915 OPS, 4 HR, 22 RBI, 32 games]

OF- Steven Kwan, Cle                  [.310 avg, .882 OPS, 7 HR, 25 RBI, 40 games]

DH- Yordan Alvarez, Hou            [.329 avg, .929 OPS, 7 HR, 24 RBI, 40 games]
SP- Tarik Skubal, Det                   [7-2, 1.24 ERA, 71 IP, 99 K, 4 BB, 0.79 WHIP, .198 BAA, 11 starts]

 

Parity remains the rule for the standings.

Even playing the “what if” scenario (not acknowledging real life injuries, just in the board game), standings remain tight.

Only three games separate the entire playoff field currently.

Recent slumps from the Orioles and Guardians have tightened the races.

The Astros and Rangers are in the midst of 4-game losing streaks so they aren’t gaining much ground.

As for interleague play, at one point the AL held a 13-game advantage, but the NL has closed it to 52-51.

The Seattle Mariners (20-20) are currently out of the playoffs, but could easily win the division and a first round bye with a strong finish.

We shall see if the trade deadline wreaks havoc, since buyers/sellers don’t always match the Statis-Pro standings.

 

Statis-Pro AL

“East”

New York           24-17

Baltimore          23-18

Detroit                21-20

Boston               18-22

Minnesota         15-26

 

“West”

Cleveland         23-18

Texas                  21-19

Houston            21-20

Seattle               20-20

Kansas City       18-23

 

As for individual awards, here are the contenders.

AL MVP:

Gunnar Henderson of Baltimore is putting a strong challenge to Aaron Judge of the Yankees this season.

We’ll see if Judge can regain the top spot in many of the major offensive categories.

AL Cy Young:

Tarik Skubal of Detroit remains the front runner, but his last four starts have brought him back to the pack.

Both Zach Eflin of Baltimore and Jacob deGrom of Texas are putting up impressive numbers and challenging him.

Player	Team	Bat Ave		Player	Team	OPS		Player	Team	Slugging
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	0.358		Gunnar Henderson	Bal	1.188		Henderson		0.752
Víctor Robles	Sea	0.352		Aaron Judge	NY	1.160		Aaron Judge	NY	0.739
Michael Massey	KC	0.344		Cody Bellinger	NY	0.970		Cody Bellinger	NY	0.583
Yordan Alvarez	Hou	0.335		Yordan Alvarez	Hou	0.942
Aaron Judge	NY	0.327		Víctor Robles	Sea	0.915
HRs				RBIs						SBs
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	17		Gunnar Henderson	Bal	41		Bobby Witt Jr.	KC	14-16
Aaron Judge	NY	16		Aaron Judge	NY	39		Víctor Robles	Sea	14-19
Giancarlo Stanton	NY	13		Giancarlo Stanton	NY	34		Jarren Duran	Bos	10'-12
Cal Raleigh	Sea	12		Salvador Perez	KC	29		José Ramírez	Cle	8'-11
BA RISP				2-out RBIs		236		Runs
Michael Massey	KC	0.459		Giancarlo Stanton	NY	16		Aaron Judge	NY	39
Ryan O'Hearn	Bal	0.458		Cedric Mullins	Bal	15		Gunnar Henderson	Bal	35
Jake Burger	Tex	0.455		Gunnar Henderson	Bal	13		Bobby Witt Jr.	KC	34
Steven Kwan	Cle	0.444		Yordan Alvarez	Hou	12		Jazz Chisholm Jr.	NY	33
Extra-Base Hits				Total Bases				Hits		Hits
Aaron Judge	NY	30		Gunnar Henderson	Bal	121		Gunnar Henderson	Bal	59
Gunnar Henderson	Bal	26		Aaron Judge	NY	113		Bobby Witt Jr.	KC	54
Steven Kwan	Cle	21		Bobby Witt Jr.	KC	91		Michael Massey	KC	54
Jarren Duran	Bos	21		Steven Kwan	Cle	90		Steven Kwan	Cle	54
Doubles				Strikeouts		248		Walks
Jarren Duran	Bos	16		Tyler O'Neill	Bal	73		Aaron Judge	NY	21
Mauricio Dubón	Hou	14		Julio Rodríguez	Sea	70		Yordan Alvarez	Hou	20
Kyle Manzardo	Cle	13		Giancarlo Stanton	NY	64		Gunnar Henderson	Bal	19
Aaron Judge	NY	13		Kerry Carpenter	Det	63		Raleigh	Sea	18
Earned Run Average		W-L						Strikeouts
Tarik Skubal	Det	7'-2						Tarik Skubal	Det	91
Ronel Blanco	Hou	5'-2						Framber Valdez	Hou	82
Tanner Houck	Bos	3'-3						Jacob deGrom	Tex	82
Zach Eflin	Bal	8'-1						Garrett Crochet	Bos	77
Hunter Brown	Hou	5'-2						Zach Eflin	Bal	77
WHIP								BA Against
Jacob deGrom	Tex	0.70						Ronel Blanco	Hou	0.157
Tarik Skubal	Det	0.76						Jacob deGrom	Tex	0.185
Ronel Blanco	Hou	0.83						Tarik Skubal	Det	0.192
Zach Eflin	Bal	0.85						Zach Eflin	Bal	0.2
Joe Ryan	Min	0.99
Strikeout/Walk Ratio								1-2-3 Innings
Jacob deGrom	Tex	82/2						Tarik Skubal	Det	31
Tarik Skubal	Det	91/3						Bryan Woo	Sea	30
Zach Eflin	Bal	77/8						Zach Eflin	Bal	30
								Jacob deGrom	Tex	30
Relievers								Innings Pitched
Liam Hendriks	Bos	14-14						Ronel Blanco	Hou	66
Tyler Holton	Det	14-15						Logan Gilbert	Sea	65.2
Emmanuel Clase	Cle	14-16						Tarik Skubal	Det	65.1
								Zach Eflin	Bal	65.1
Statis-Pro American League
Statistics—40 games
Team Batting Avg				Home Runs				Errors/Unearned Runs
New York		0.257		New York		76		Seattle		18/12
Boston		0.256		Texas		66		Kansas City		25/14
Houston		0.253		Baltimore		60		Cleveland		26/11
Kansas City		0.249		Seattle		56		Minnesota		26/13
Baltimore		0.249		Detroit		53		Texas		29/15
								Detroit (last )		41/34
Team OPS				Team Batting Avg RISP
New York		0.800		Detroit		0.281		Ground into DP
Baltimore		0.760		Cleveland		0.277		New York		41
Texas		0.731		Baltimore		0.265		Texas		41
Boston		0.721		New York		0.258		Minnesota		36
								Houston		36
Team 2-Out RBI's				Team Stolen Bases				Seattle (fewest)		29
Boston		83		Seattle		29-36
Baltimore		82		Kansas City		24-26
New York		81		Boston		19-24
Houston		76		Cleveland		16-21
Team ERA				Team HR Allowed
Detroit		3.00		Detroit		32
Houston		3.58		Baltimore		40
Seattle		3.73		Cleveland		43
Baltimore		3.91		Seattle		49
Cleveland		3.93		Houston		50
Team WHIP				Team Batting Avg Against
Detroit		1.05		Detroit		0.225
Seattle		1.10		Houston		0.225
Texas		1.13		Baltimore		0.232
Baltimore		1.14		Texas		0.233
Houston		1.20		Seattle		0.237

Note: The one problem with the original game that still plays out in most Statis-Pro cards made to this day is that the pitching charts to determine how many walks et al should be on the cards were always way off for PB 2-8 and 2-9 cards. The game inventors set up the charts to actually have FEWER walks and MORE strikeouts on PB 2-9 and PB 2-8 cards for the same ratios, but actually the opposite should have happened because for those cards the action is on their cards 83% of the time (PB 2-9) and 67% (PB 2-8) compared to 50% for the average pitcher cards. That means while putting only a couple of walk numbers on the average card will yield the correct number of walks over the course of a season, having only a couple of walk numbers on a PB 2-8 or PB 2-9 yields way too few walks over the course of the season. For that reason the number of walks for great, control starting pitchers are way too low even though they are dominant.