Statis-Pro - Another Option for Fielding Plays if you Don't have Fast Action Cards or Dice

 Forgetting my Statis-Pro Fast Action Cards and my 20-sided and 8-sided dice for the free version of the game I picked up a Rummkub game on the road and calculated a new fielding chart as another option for the Statis-Pro game.

Under this scenario:

1. You still roll two traditional dice for the roll totalling 2-12 for the PB reading to determine if you refer to the pitcher or batter card.

2. From the Rummikub panels, pick out one of each colored die from 1-8 (so 32 dice total) and then add one panel with a 10 on it. 

To get the random number pull out one of those panels with the first one being 10s number - so 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 or 80 - then pick out one more panel to get the ones number of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 to get a number like 54. The only exception is that if you draw the one 10 panel (a 1 in 33 chance) then that is a Z play and you ignore the two player cards and go to the Z play chart (using Z plays is optional during games).

3. That leaves one of all four colors of the 1 to 8 panels, and then pick one of each of the four colors of 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 and the two smiley faces and set them in a separate stack to put in a separate small box or bag ot draw from.

When and OUT is made you can just record it as an OUT but if anyone is on base, then draw from that set to get one of the results below and see where hte ball was hit and if runners advance etc. 

If the out occurred on an orange panel check for error. Refer to the E number for the player playing that position from 1 (the best) to 10 (the worst). Pick another form the 1 to 13 panels again and there is no chance of an error unless a second orange panel is drawn. if one is then if the number in orange is the number of the fielder's E number OR lower than it is an error and all are safe. So if the number is a 3 and the player's card has an E2 it is NOT an error. It needs to be the same or lower and that is higher.
 

Rumm	Rummikub	Ball hit to	What happens to runners	Playing card	Card
1	Black	1	ground out, runners advance	Spades	2
1	Blue	1	Grounder hold, or if forced out	Diamonds	2
1	Orange	2	Pop out	Hearts	2
1	Red	2	Pop out	Spades	2
2	Black	3	Grounder hold, or if forced out	Clubs	3
2	Blue	3	ground out, runners advance	Hearts	3
2	Orange	3	DP but OBR A-D batter safe	Clubs	3
2	Red	3	ground out, runners advance	Diamonds	3
3	Black	4	ground out, runners advance	Spades	4
3	Blue	4	ground out, runners advance	Hearts	4
3	Orange	4	Double Play	Clubs	4
3	Red	4	Grounder hold, or if forced out	Hearts	4
4	Black	4	Pop out	Diamonds	5
4	Blue	4	Grounder hold, or if forced out	Hearts	5
4	Orange	4	Pop out	Spades	5
4	Red	4	Grounder hold, or if forced out	Diamonds	5
5	Black	4	DP but OBR A or B batter safe	Clubs	6
5	Blue	5	ground out, runners advance	Spades	6
5	Orange	5	Pop out	Hearts	6
5	Red	5	Grounder hold, or if forced out	Hearts	6
6	Black	5	ground out, runners advance	Clubs	7
6	Blue	5	Pop out	Diamonds	7
6	Orange	5	DP but OBR A-C batter safe	Spades	7
6	Red	6	Grounder hold, or if forced out	Diamonds	7
7	Black	6	Double Play	Clubs	8
7	Blue	6	ground out, runners advance	Diamonds	8
7	Orange	6	ground out, runners advance	Hearts	8
7	Red	6	DP but OBR A batter safe	Spades	8
8	Black	6	Grounder hold, or if forced out	Clubs	9
8	Blue	6	ground out, runners advance	Clubs	9
8	Orange	6	Grounder hold, or if forced out	Spades	9
8	Red	6	Pop out	Hearts	9
9	Black	7	Fly out	Clubs	10
9	Blue	7	Fly out	Diamonds	10
9	Orange	7	Fly out	Spades	10
9	Red	7	Fly out	Diamonds	10
10	Black	7	sac fly if runner a	Hearts	Jack
10	Blue	8	Fly out	Clubs	Jack
10	Orange	8	sac fly	Diamonds	Jack
10	Red	8	sac fly	Hearts	Jack
11	Black	8	Fly out	Diamonds	Queen
11	Blue	8	sac fly if runner a	Hearts	Queen
11	Orange	8	Fly out	Spades	Queen
11	Red	8	Fly out	Hearts	Queen
12	Black	8	sac fly if runner a or b	Spades	King
12	Blue	9	Fly out	Clubs	King
12	Orange	9	Fly out	Diamonds	King
12	Red	9	sac fly if runner a	Spades	King
13	Black	9	Fly out	Spades	Ace
13	Blue	9	sac fly if runner a, b or c	Clubs	Ace
13	Orange	9	sac fly if runner a or b	Clubs	Ace
13	Red	9	Fly out	Diamonds	Ace
Red	Smiley race		CD - one die for IF position	Red Joker
Black	Smiley race		CD - 2 dice for position	Black Joker
			Clutch Defense Reference roll
			1-6 is that infield position
			7-9 is that outfield position
			10-12 is BD, clutch battering
			If BD get 11-88 and
			Batter 1b=bases clearing 2b
			Batter 2b, 3b, HR, deep = HR
			Batter all else is foul

Cubs, Royals and Cardinals Statis-Pro Pool Play Schedule and Rosters

Here are the rosters and scenarios to determine the pool champion to advance to a semifinal pool

Chicago Cubs (0-2) play Kansas City (2-0) and if KC wins the Cubs are eliminated. 

St. Louis (1-1) play Kansas City, if KC wins then St. Louis is eliminated.

If KC beats both then the pool play ends and KC advances. Only if they lose either game then St. Louis plays Chicago, and if all three teams are 2-2 then total run differential determines the champion. If St. Louis and KC both finish 3-1 then run differential in the two games between each other are champions, and if that is tied then run differential in 4 games of pool play wins.

Here are the actual teams - and below it we have links to all players listed alphabetically by team and then player's last name. Email back to pudnerjohn@gmail.com if you spot anyone missing or on the wrong roster.

 

Player	Position	Team
Kevin Alcantara	CF	CHC
Miguel Amaya	C	CHC
Javier Assad	pitcher	CHC
Tyler Austin	DH	CHC
Moisés Ballesteros	DH	CHC
Matthew Boyd	pitcher	CHC
Alex Bregman	3b	CHC
Ben Brown	pitcher	CHC
Michael Busch	1b	CHC
Edward Cabrera	pitcher	CHC
Aaron Civale	pitcher	CHC
Michael Conforto	LF	CHC
Pete Crow-Armstrong	CF	CHC
Justin Dean	CF	CHC
Tyler Ferguson	pitcher	CHC
Kevin Gausman	TOR	CHC
Ian Happ	LF	CHC
Hunter Harvey	pitcher	CHC
Nico Hoerner	2b	CHC
Gavin Hollowell	pitcher	CHC
Cade Horton	pitcher	CHC
Shota Imanaga	pitcher	CHC
Carson Kelly	C	CHC
Luke Little	pitcher	CHC
Nicky Lopez	SS	CHC
Phil Maton	pitcher	CHC
Chas McCormick	CF	CHC
Hoby Milner	pitcher	CHC
Daniel Palencia	pitcher	CHC
David Peterson	pitcher	CHC
Drew Pomeranz	pitcher	CHC
Pedro Ramirez	2B	CHC
Colin Rea	pitcher	CHC
Matt Shaw	3b	CHC
Justin Steele	pitcher	CHC
Seiya Suzuki	RF	CHC
Dansby Swanson	SS	CHC
Caleb Thielbar	pitcher	CHC
Trent Thornton	pitcher	CHC
Jacob Webb	pitcher	CHC
Jordan Wicks	pitcher	CHC
Luinder Avila	pitcher	KCR
Scott Barlow	pitcher	KCR
Kris Bubic	pitcher	KCR
Aaron Bummer	WAS	KCR
Jac Caglianone	RF	KCR
Noah Cameron	pitcher	KCR
Isaac Collins	LF	KCR
Steven Cruz	pitcher	KCR
Randy Dobnak	pitcher	KCR
Lucas Erceg	pitcher	KCR
Carlos Estévez	pitcher	KCR
Maikel Garcia	3b	KCR
Jonathan India	2b	KCR
Kyle Isbel	CF	KCR
Carter Jensen	C	KCR
Stephen Kolek	pitcher	KCR
Alex Lange	pitcher	KCR
Nick Loftin	LF	KCR
Matthew Lugo	CF	KCR
Seth Lugo	pitcher	KCR
Daniel Lynch IV	pitcher	KCR
Luke Maile	C	KCR
Starling Marte	DH	KCR
Michael Massey	2b	KCR
Nick Mears	pitcher	KCR
Kameron Misner	CF	KCR
Vinnie Pasquantino	1b	KCR
Salvador Perez	C	KCR
Cole Ragans	pitcher	KCR
John Rave	RF	KCR
Josh Rojas	2b	KCR
John Schreiber	pitcher	KCR
Matt Strahm	pitcher	KCR
Tyler Tolbert	CF	KCR
Justin Topa	WSN	KCR
Michael Wacha	pitcher	KCR
Beck Way	pitcher	KCR
Bobby Witt Jr	SS	KCR
Justin Bruihl	pitcher	STL
Alec Burleson	1b	STL
Nathan Church	CF	STL
Jimmy Crooks	C	STL
Hunter Dobbins	pitcher	STL
José Fermín	LF	STL
Richard Fitts	pitcher	STL
Luis Gastélum	pitcher	STL
Nolan Gorman	3b	STL
Gordon Graceffo	pitcher	STL
Iván Herrera	C	STL
Kyle Leahy	pitcher	STL
Matthew Liberatore	pitcher	STL
Quinn Mathews	pitcher	STL
Dustin May	pitcher	STL
Michael McGreevy	pitcher	STL
Lars Nootbaar	DH	STL
Riley O'Brien	pitcher	STL
Pedro Pagés	C	STL
Andre Pallante	pitcher	STL
César Prieto	2B	STL
JoJo Romero	pitcher	STL
Thomas Saggese	2b	STL
Victor Scott II	CF	STL
George Soriano	pitcher	STL
Ryne Stanek	pitcher	STL
Matt Svanson	pitcher	STL
Bryan Torres	LF	STL
Ramón Urías	3b	STL
Nelson Velázquez	DH	STL
Jordan Walker	RF	STL
JJ Wetherholt	2b	STL
Masyn Winn	SS	STL

Defense, Speed, Pitching Keys Brewers Advancing to Statis-Pro Semifinals

The Statis-Pro Milwaukee Brewers used five stolen bases, five defensive plays that saved runs, two new PB 4-7 upgrades in the rotation, and a total of FIVE PB 2-8 excellent relievers to beat San Francisco 4-0 then Toronto 6-2 to win Pool E and advance to play Pool D champ Tampa and one team to be determined in a semifinal pool.

Of the 11 batters who played in the two games, five were excellent base stealers (A SP rating) and four more were good base stealers (B). The only defender who is not excellent is shortstop Jett Williams, but both games he reached base early and then pinchrunner David Hamilton came in and then went into shortstop where he is excellent to mean the team always had half gold glover level (Clutch Defense - CD 5) defenders and the other half were very good CD4 defenders.

The only two runs scored agaisnt them in the two games came as result of a walk followed by a home run to let them score with no chance for the defense to make a play.

However, the first two games we played after the trade deadline finalized rosters were a funny start - as Chourio double and scored to make it 1-0 Milwaukee, and then Luis Arraez had singled and Rafael Devers homered to make it 2-1 and none of it counted - because a Z-play came up as the old 21 that states that the skies opened and rained out the game before the first inning was even over - so both starters were lost and and both teams needed to go to their fifth starter. This was good because we then realized that Arraez had not been moved to the Phillies at the trade deadline so that is now fixed.

The following are the three semifinal polls, with the teams in bold already clinched and the teams in italics are teams that are now 2-0 but have not clinched:

Semifinal Pool J - Boston, NY Mets and likely 2-0 LA Dodgers

Semifinal Pool K - Tampa, Milwaukee and likely 2-0 Kansas City

Semifinal Pool L - TBD but the three with 2-0 records are Philadelphia, Arizona and Minnesota

Best teams upset in pools to be eliminated are Braves and Yankees, and Cubs are on the verge at 0-2.

Here are the basic numbers on each Brewers card as shown in the previous blog and what each did during the two games last night as the Brewers clinched.

order	PB-	Pitchers	K	Max IP	ERA	2-game highlights
1	2'-9	Jacob Misiorowski	22 to 48	6	4.11	Already started earlier game
2	2'-7	Brandon Woodruff	24 to 51	8	3.86	Already started earlier game
3	4'-7	DL Hall	25 to 44	5	3.90	4.2 scoreless start vs Tor
4	4'-7	Shane Drohan	25 to 44	5	3.99	start v SF but rained out after 1 ip
6	2'-6	Kyle Harrison	23 to 46	5	4.22	3 scorelss innings start makeup SF
11	2'-8	Trevor Megill	21 to 57	2	3.43	Final scoreless IP vs Tor to clinch
12	2'-8	Abner Uribe	21 to 55	2	3.16	1 scoreless vs Tor
13	2'-8	Coleman Crow	25 to 44	2	3.56	2.2 innings over 2 games
14	2'-8	Aaron Ashby	23 to 45	2	3.57	1.2 scorless to beat SF, 1 vs Tor
15	2'-8	Angel Zerpa	25 to 47	2	3.46	1 scoreless vs SF
16	2'-7	Jared Koenig	23 to 47	2	3.50	1 scoreless vs SF
19	2'-7	Craig Yoho	27 to 45	1	3.70	1 scoreless vs SF
order	Pos	MIL	HR	SP	OPS	2-game highlights
1	LF	Jackson Chourio	31 to 34	A	0.791	reached 6 of 11 times, HR, 2B
2	DH	Christian Yelich	27 to 31	B	0.769	rbi triple
3	RF	Sal Frelick	33 to 33	B	0.727	3 of 11
4	C	William Contreras	28 to 32	C	0.804	2-run single, 3 hits
5	2b	Brice Turang	31 to 32	A	0.726	2-run HR, 3 hits
6	CF	Luis Lara	27 to 31	A	0.725	single, 2 steals
7	1b	Jake Bauers	21 to 24	B	0.706	1 of 8, run scored
8	3b	Joey Ortiz	28 to 31	B	0.696	2b, two 1b, 3 clutch def plays
9	SS	Jett Williams	24 to 24	C	0.650	single, walk 2 times up, then sub
10	SS	David Hamilton	24 to 25	A	0.649	pinch run 2x, 3 steals, def
10	PH	Brandon Lockridge	27 to 27	A	0.639	pinch hit single start 2-run rally

The Brewers join Pool D champion Tampa in one of three semifinal pools, but those two may get help unless the Pool F favorite Chicago Cubs rally with their final roster after the trade. They are 2-0 and the stunning Kansas City Royals are 2-0 with the St Louis Cardinals at 1-1. The Cubs would need to win both, then have St. Louis beat Kansas City and to have all teams finish 2-2 and then win the run differential tie breaaker.

 

PB-	Pod E Pitchers	Opp	Score	Allow	Result	Proj ERA
2'-6	Kyle Harrison	SFG	4	0	W	4.22
2'-7	Brandon Woodruff	SFG	2	0	W	3.86
2'-9	Jacob Misiorowski	Tor	2	9	L	4.11
4'-7	DJ Hall	Tor	6	2		4.17
	Milwaukee Totals		14	11	3-1, +3	Advances
4'-7	Landen Roupp	Mil	0	2	L	4.09
4'-7	Robbie Ray	Tor				4.2
4'-7	Carson Whisenhunt	Mil	0	4	L	4.17
2'-8	Logan Webb	Tor	1	0	W	3.32
	San Francisco Totals		1	6	1-2, -4	Eliminated
2'-7	Ricky Tiedemann	Mil	2	6	L	3.98
2'-9	Dylan Cease	Mil	9	2	W	3.54
2'-7	Shane Bieber	SFG	0	1	L	3.74
2'-7	Trey Yesavage	SFG				3.72
	Toronto Totals		11	9	1-2, +2	Eliminated

1st Statis-pro Pool Play Since Trade Deadline

 We tracked player movement for a few days and tonight resume play with the updated rosters. Milwaukee, San Francisco and Toronto resume with the rematch between each other starting with all teams 1-1. The pressure is most on the Brewers to beat the other two teams to take the title at 3-1. 

If they don't, the start with a huge disadvantage because their run differential is the worst if the three. Results will be posted below the photos once games are done.

The pitchers sheet notes which pitchers were used in the first matchup between each team. M1 means pitched against Milwaukee in the first game so cant pitch in rematch, S1 means pitched vs San Francisco and T1 vs Toronto.

Results of Games:

Wander Franco's New Statis-Pro Card for Tampa the Biggest in our Update of All Batters After Trade Deadline

 Here are the updated Statis-Pro baseball batters based on their teams after the trade deadline.

Wander Franco toward the bottom being added to Toronto seems to be by far the biggest card aquations in the game. If you look at the line-up spot by the player, most are reserves in our game (10) and only one other hits higher than 6th.

We must have just had Franco's card drop off somehow because while he had a little bit of a sophomore slump last year in playing about half the season after being third in rookie of the year last year, he certainly should have still had a projected card all along, but now as an All-Star at just 22 years old he makes Tampa a contender.

Franco fixes the Rays had very poor fielding at shortstop in beating the Astros and Reds in their pool to advance, and had not speed at all, so to add him to the top of the line-up and fielding the key shortstop positions makes them look like realy contenders in our game.

We went through and updated every Statis-Pro pitcher's team as well and covered that in our previous blog.

Team	Player	Lineup	Old Team	Pos	Home Run	OBR	SP	OPS
ATH	Michael Stefanic	10	new	2B	27 to 31	D	D	0.704
ATH	Leo De Vries	10	new	SS	27 to 28	A	A	0.664
ATL	Joey Bart	7	PIT	C	26 to 27	D	D	0.697
ATL	Lane Thomas	8	KCR	LF	25 to 27	A	A	0.707
ATL	Andrew McCutchen	10	TEX	DH	25 to 26	E	D	0.700
BAL	Yohel Pozo	10	STL	C	32 to 34	D	D	0.718
BOS	Mickey Gasper	7	new	C	27 to 31	E	E	0.709
BOS	Jahmai Jones	10	DET	DH	24 to 26	C	C	0.730
CIN	Sam Haggerty	10	TEX	LF	29 to 31	A	A	0.692
CLE	Blake Perkins	9	MIL	CF	25 to 25	B	A	0.655
DET	Trey Sweeney	10	new	SS	27 to 27	B	B	0.636
Hou	Daulton Varsho	7	Tor	LF	22 to 26	B	C	0.723
LAA	Denzer Guzman	6	new	SS	27 to 31	D	D	0.725
LAD	Jack Suwinski	10	new	CF/LF	27 to 31	C	C	0.704
MIL	Luis Lara	6	new	CF	27 to 31	A	A	0.725
MIL	Bo Naylor	10	CLE	C	22 to 25	D	C	0.713
MIN	Gabriel Gonzalez	10	new	RF	27 to 31	D	D	0.718
MIN	Walker Jenkins	10	new	OF	27 to 28	B	B	0.687
MIN	Emmanuel Rodriguez	10	new	CF	27 to 28	A	A	0.684
NYM	Christopher Morel	7	MIA	CF	23 to 26	B	B	0.728
NYM	A J Ewing	10	new	2B	27 to 31	A	A	0.725
NYM	Jared Young	10	new	1B	27 to 31	E	E	0.725
NYY	Luis García Jr	6	WSN	3b	33 to 35	B	B	0.755
PHI	Tommy Pham	10	BAL	RF	27 to 28	D	D	0.700
PHI	Aidan Miller	10	new	SS/3B	27 to 28	B	B	0.653
PIT	Johnathan Rodríguez	6	BAL	LF	27 to 31	C	E	0.730
PIT	Enmanuel Valdez	10	new	2B	27 to 31	D	D	0.722
PIT	Robert Hassell III	10	WSN	RF	28 to 31	B	C	0.659
SDP	Luis Rengifo	9	MIL	2b	29 to 32	A	B	0.696
SDP	Samad Taylor	11	new	OF/2B	27 to 28	A	A	0.651
TBR	Wander Franco	1	new	SS	27 to 32	A	A	0.785
TBR	Nick Madrigal	10	new	2B/3B	27 to 28	B	B	0.671
TOR	Jonatan Clase	2	new	CF	27 to 31	AA	AA	0.725
TOR	Sean Keys	7	new	3B	27 to 32	D	D	0.775

Every Statis-Pro Pitcher Card on the Correct Team After Trade Deadline

See the updated sheet of all Statis-Pro pitcher cards and their current teams to play the free game. The following are cards that either changed teams by the trade deadline or if hte "Before" column says "new" it means it is a card we did not have in the game but have now added it.

The table below only lists those cards that we put down as either one of the top 5 starters on his new team (Rotation number 1-5) or as one of the top five relievers on their new team (11-13). 

Two teams received cards that are now the ace of their Statis-Pro team. The offensive heavy Washington Nationals received Connelly Early who is an above average PB 2-7 though can only pitch for four innings in the game. Obviously the other one is much better, as Tarik Skubal of course is the best range a PB 2-9, but also the strikeout range shows that Early only strikes out a batter on a 24 to 46 - meaning hits go 11-22 with 23 as a balk. However Skubal strikes out opponents from 22 to 55, meaning hits only go up to 11 to 18 with a balk on 21.

Likewise Washington, Pittsburgh and Kansas City all added relievers that will now be their closers in the game, though that is a very good PB 2-8 for the latter two but only a PB 2-7 for Washington. The relievers numbers start at 11 so that is the closer, with 12 being the second best reliever etc. A 19 means the pitcher does not still show up on the projected players for the team but we leave those marginal players on in case you run out of pitchers in a game.
 

ERA	New Team	Rotation	Before	Player	PB-	Strikeout	Max IP
3.65	WSN	1	BOS	Connelly Early	2'-7	24 to 46	4
2.79	LAD	1	DET	Tarik Skubal	2'-9	22 to 55	8
3.87	BAL	2	new	Cade Povich	4'-7	25 to 44	5
4.02	HOU	2	new	Ronel Blanco	4'-7	25 to 44	5
3.9	MIL	3	new	DL Hall	4'-7	25 to 44	5
3.62	NYM	3	new	Christian Scott	2'-7	25 to 44	5
3.8	TBR	3	NYM	Freddy Peralta	2'-7	22 to 51	7
3.98	CHC	3	TOR	Kevin Gausman	2'-7	25 to 45	8
3.7	CHC	4	new	Jordan Wicks	2'-7	25 to 44	5
3.83	DET	4	new	Sawyer Gipson-Long	4'-7	25 to 44	5
3.99	MIL	4	new	Shane Drohan	4'-7	25 to 44	5
4.27	WSN	4	new	Trevor Williams	2'-6	25 to 44	5
4.58	TEX	5	CIN	Chris Paddack	2'-5	29 to 43	5
3.99	ARI	5	new	Cristian Mena	4'-7	25 to 44	5
4.29	DET	5	new	Keider Montero	2'-6	25 to 44	5
3.96	MIN	5	new	Kendry Rojas	4'-7	25 to 44	5
4.33	SDP	5	new	JP Sears	2'-6	25 to 44	5
4.27	STL	5	new	Quinn Mathews	2'-6	25 to 44	5
3.87	TOR	5	new	Ricky Tiedemann	4'-7	25 to 44	5
4.28	WSN	5	new	Mitchell Parker	2'-6	25 to 44	5
ERA	New Team	Top Reliever	Before	Reliever	PB-	Strikeout	Max IP
3.68	WSN	11	new	DJ Herz	2'-7	25 to 44	2
3.41	PIT	11	NYY	Camilo Doval	2'-8	19 to 52	2
3.39	KCR	11	WAS	Aaron Bummer	2'-8	25 to 47	2
3.83	SEA	12	CHW	Seranthony Domínguez	4'-7	22 to 53	2
3.4	LAA	12	LAD	Kirby Yates	2'-8	27 to 45	1
3.07	ARI	12	new	Justin Martinez	2'-8	25 to 44	2
3.04	BAL	12	new	Félix Bautista	2'-8	25 to 44	2
3.34	SFG	12	new	Sam Hentges	2'-8	25 to 44	2
3.95	CHW	12	NYM	Huascar Brazobán	2'-7	27 to 45	1
3.77	WSN	12	NYY	Jake Bird	4'-7	23 to 45	2
3.7	CLE	12	SFG	Ryan Borucki	2'-7	24 to 45	2
4.02	KCR	12	WSN	Justin Topa	2'-7	27 to 44	2
3.35	CHC	13	new	Luke Little	2'-8	25 to 44	2
4.06	CIN	13	new	Sam Moll	4'-7	25 to 44	2
3.93	LAA	13	new	Robert Stephenson	4'-7	25 to 44	2
3.56	MIL	13	new	Coleman Crow	2'-8	25 to 44	2
3.81	PIT	13	new	Evan Sisk	2'-7	25 to 44	2
3.66	TBR	13	new	Manuel Rodríguez	2'-7	25 to 44	2
3.84	BAL	14	new	Colin Selby	4'-7	25 to 44	2
3.6	HOU	14	new	Bennett Sousa	2'-7	25 to 44	2
3.94	MIA	14	new	Josh White	4'-7	25 to 44	2
3.86	CHW	14	SEA	Luis Castillo	4'-7	25 to 45	7
4.2	KCR	15	ATH	Scott Barlow	2'-6	23 to 45	2
4.25	PIT	15	CHW	Brandon Eisert	2'-6	27 to 45	1
4.03	BAL	15	new	Yaramil Hiraldo	4'-7	25 to 44	2
3.74	BOS	15	new	Jovani Morán	2'-7	25 to 44	2
3.76	MIN	15	TOR	Tommy Nance	2'-7	26 to 44	2

Just 4 Traded Players Moved in Statis-Pro Game So Far as Trade Deadline Nears

 We do try to move players in major trades to their correct team on the pitcher sheet of players and batter sheet of players. 

The only big Statis-Pro card moved so far is AJ Minter, a PB 2-8 lefty who will be the Closer for the Twins in our game and give them their only PB 2-8 pitcher, so that's a big one. Chase Silseth is having an excellent season pitching,but his projected card was just an average PB 2-7. We did update pitchers who made the initial All-Star team to a PB 2-9 and moved any PB 2-9s who did not make the All-Star team down from PB 2-9. However, despite his great year he was not picked and we did not alter other projected cards. So a strong pickup in real baseball, but just an average card for the Statis-Pro Game.

 

Pitcher Traded	PB-	Team	Status	Th	1Bf	1B7	1B8	1B9	BK	K	W
A.J. Minter	2'-8	Min fr NYM	closer	Left	11	12	15	18	21	52	62
Chase Silseth	4'-7	Tex fr LAA	middle	Right	11	14	17	22	23	45	56
Pitcher Traded	PB-	Th	CD-2	WP	Out	SR	RR	Max IP	ERA	FIP	WAR
A.J. Minter	2'-8	Left	64	65	88	0	2	2	3.3	3.49	0.4
Chase Silseth	4'-7	Right	58	61	88	0	2	2	4.05	4.13	0.3

As for the batters, we just had two significant catchers move. In the game they are both strong backups and of course in real baseball you need an extra catcher who can start, but in our shortened pool season we are playing they won't get into games much.

 

Batter Traded	Team	Pos	Bats	1B7	1B8	1B9	2B7	2B8	2B9
Jake Rogers	Bal fr Det	C	RN	12	13	14	16	18	21
Logan O'Hoppe	Tex fr LAA	C	RP	13	15	17	19	21	23
Batter Traded	3b8	HR	Deep	K	W	HPB	Out	OPS	Fielding
Jake Rogers	22	25	28	48	53	54	88	0.652	E1,CD4,TA
Logan O'Hoppe		27	32	52	54	55	88	0.698	E1,CD5,TA

We will of course look down the rosters after the MLB trade deadline and certainly have many major impact trades, but for now these are the only four cards we've moved from trades the next couple of days.