Statis-Pro Baseball Team Sheets Cleaned Up for all 30 Teams

The Statis-Pro batter and pitcher cards are now all on the same sheet, so you can print all of the players for any of the 30 teams on one sheet of paper from one Google Sheet. The example printouts from the three teams in one pool—Philadelphia, San Diego and Baltimore—are at the bottom of this sheet for our next series. You can play your own Statis-Pro Baseball games for free.

But first, we did one final check for any players on the wrong roster and caught just over 50 players who needed to be moved, and they have been updated. We show all the players we just moved below, rank how big a pickup each player was for the new team, and then rank the 15 teams we believe improved the most and were hurt the most by these moves. 

Team	Improve		Team	Hurt
CLE	108		TEX	-10
PHI	101		BAL	-15
CHC	89		ATH	-30
SDP	62		DET	-34
PIT	60		KCR	-36
TBR	50		HOU	-39
TOR	46		WSN	-39
CHW	45		CIN	-40
BOS	43		ATL	-41
MIN	37		COL	-45
SEA	37		SFG	-49
ARI	32		STL	-61
NYY	28		LAA	-97
LAD	21		MIA	-103
MIL	10		NYM	-130

The following are the batters cards we just moved ranked with their new team and the team they came from followed by their ranking. The Line-up showswhere they hit in their new line-up, and if they are coming off the bench the are a "2." For fielding a CD5 is a near gold glove level player while a CD1 is a very poor defender. We also now have the actual homerun range on the batter cards - while the other columns just show the last number in each range on the Random Number card of 11-88.

Rnk	Player	Home Run!	SP	OPS	New	Old	Line-up	Pos	Fielding
1	Adley Rutschman	26 to 28	D	0.764	BOS	BAL	4	C	CD5
2	Brenton Doyle	27 to 31	A	0.705	CHW	COL	1	CF	CD5
3	Jo Adell	23 to 28	C	0.771	CLE	LAA	4	RF	CD1
4	Taylor Ward	24 to 27	D	0.765	SEA	BAL	5	RF	CD3
5	Lars Nootbaar	25 to 27	C	0.755	ARI	STL	5	DH	CD3
6	Nathaniel Lowe	25 to 27	D	0.740	CLE	CIN	5	1b	CD3
7	Marcelo Mayer	27 to 31	C	0.725	SFG	BOS	8	3b	CD2
8	Moisés Ballesteros	32 to 33	D	0.738	LAA	CHC	4	DH	CD1
9	Rece Hinds	27 to 31	C	0.725	BAL	MIA	9	RF	CD2
10	Eli White	26 to 27	A	0.664	BOS	ATL	10	RF	CD4
11	Colby Thomas	25 to 28	D	0.711	PHI	ATH	10	RF	CD2
11	Josh Smith	26 to 27	C	0.706	TOR	TEX	9	ss	CD4
13	Heliot Ramos	27 to 32	C	0.751	NYY	SFG	10	LF	CD1
14	Carlos Narváez	24 to 26	D	0.702	BAL	BOS	6	C	CD5
15	Joey Bart	26 to 27	D	0.697	CHW	ATL	7	C	CD4
16	Liam Hicks	27 to 27	D	0.700	TBR	MIA	6	1B	CD2
17	Connor Norby	26 to 28	B	0.700	COL	MIA	10	3b	CD3
18	Jack Suwinski	27 to 31	C	0.704	TBR	LAD	10	CF/LF	CD2
19	Kameron Misner	24 to 24	A	0.645	PHI	KCR	10	CF	CD4
20	Juan Brito	25 to 26	D	0.684	CIN	CLE	10	2b	CD3
21	Jacob Gonzalez	27 to 30	D	0.675	PIT	CHW	10	SS	CD2
22	Tyrone Taylor	26 to 27	B	0.662	CHC	NYM	10	CF	CD2
23	Hunter Feduccia	23 to 23	D	0.635	LAD	TBR	10	C	CD4
24	Ben Rortvedt	23 to 24	E	0.601	LAD	NYM	10	C	CD2

And below are the pitchers who moved between teams ranked as well. The "Role" number means what order they are in the rotation (21 is ace starter, 22 second bester starting pitcher etc) and then in the bullpen (31 closer, 32 as the 2nd best reliever etc). We also added the complete strikeout ranges for all pitchers, which is key because only numbers lower than that range canbe hits starting with 11 and ended one number below the bottom of the strikeout range (there is one balk number between the hits and strikeouts.

     

Rank	Team	PB-	Max IP	Strikeout!	New	Old	Role	ERA
1	José Soriano	2'-7	7	25 to 44	TOR	LAA	23	3.68
2	Braxton Garrett	2'-7	6	28 to 45	CHC	MIA	25	3.84
3	Kris Bubic	2'-7	6	26 to 45	LAD	KCR	26	3.91
4	Jeff Hoffman	2'-8	2	21 to 56	MIN	TOR	32	3.40
5	Kirby Yates	2'-8	1	27 to 45	PIT	LAA	33	3.40
6	Clay Holmes	4'-7	7	26 to 43	CHC	NYM	26	3.88
7	Casey Mize	4'-7	7	27 to 45	SDP	DET	24	4.06
8	Erik Miller	2'-7	2	22 to 53	BOS	SFG	33	3.45
9	Luke Weaver	2'-7	2	23 to 48	PIT	NYM	34	3.69
10	Craig Yoho	2'-7	1	27 to 45	CLE	MIL	34	3.70
11	JoJo Romero	2'-7	2	24 to 45	MIL	STL	36	3.57
12	Ryan Zeferjahn	2'-7	1	27 to 45	CHC	LAD	36	3.85
13	Hunter Stratton	2'-7	1	27 to 45	SDP	PIT	35	3.90
14	Brooks Raley	4'-7	2	24 to 45	PHI	NYM	34	3.82
15	Caleb Ferguson	4'-7	2	24 to 45	STL	CIN	32	3.90
16	Foster Griffin	4'-7	6	27 to 44	CLE	WSN	25	3.93
17	Nate Pearson	4-'7	1	27 to 45	KCR	HOU	37	4.05
18	Codi Heuer	4'-7	1	27 to 45	BAL	MIL	37	4.25
19	Caleb Kilian	2'-6	2	28 to 43	PHI	SFG	38	4.15
20	Dustin May	2'-6	6	25 to 44	MIL	STL	26	4.22
21	Tyler Wells	2'-6	2	27 to 46	TBR	BAL	38	4.29
22	Adam Macko	2'-6	4	27 to 45	TEX	TOR	36	4.35
23	Paul Sewald	2'-6	2	25 to 45	TOR	ARI	37	4.40
24	Victor Vodnik	2'-6	2	26 to 45	MIA	COL	38	4.40
25	Brent Suter	2'-5	2	28 to 43	ATL	LAA	37	4.30
25	Spencer Arrighetti	2'-5	5	24 to 45	TOR	HOU	25	4.55
26	Zack Littell	2'-5	7	31 to 43	ARI	WSN	27	4.56
27	Antonio Senzatela	2'-4	2	31 to 42	MIL	COL	39	5.37

Below are the print of those three teams. The match-up of San Diego and Philadelphia is the toughest set up as they were already good teams and were two of the most improved through these final player changes. If you look at the three printouts below, you will see that we already marked which pitchers were already used in the first game each team played against the Phillies.

The Phillies ace Cristopher Sanchez (PB 2-9) shut down the Padres for eight innings, so they need to use their No. 4 starter Aaron Nola (PB 4-7 - average). In both games the Padres used their two top relievers to tied down the wins, so they cannot pitch in the 2nd game against either team.

The Padres also used their ace Michael King (PB 2-7) but he did not last as long in the 2-1 extra inning loss and they not only used their twop two relievers but three other relievers so do not have as many pitchers to use in the big match-up between the two hot teams.

The Orioles are actually in the best pitching match-up when they play the Phillies. They used Trevor Rogers (PB 2-6) who is now their No. 4 pitcher, so they get to use their ace Kyle Bradish in their game against the Phillies, and because the fell behind 4-1 early in that game, they did not use any of their top nine relievers so could have a big edge.

The Phillies were at home in both game 1s, so will play these two on the road. If they win both games then they win the pool with a 4-0 record. If the lose both to finish 2-2, then the other two teams will play twice and if one of them wins both games they would win the divisions with a 3-1 record and if all three teams finished 2-2 then it comes to run differential. If the Phillies split to finish 3-1, then they team that beat them would need to sweep the other team to also finish 3-1 and then it would come to run differential.

The Phillies advance.

The Phillies became the 7th team to win a 3-team pool and advance, leaving only two spots to be filled. Through seven innings of their last game, against Baltimore, the Phillies had outscored their opponents 14-3 in 35 innings of lock down defense and let 3-0. 

However, the end was wild as Baltimore's Carlos Narvaez hit a 3-run homer to tie the game 3-3 i the 8th inning.  In the top of the 10th Bryce Harper hit a 2-run homer to make it 5-3, but Tyler O'Neill countered with a 2-run homer in the bottom of the 10th to tie it again 5-5. However Justin Crawford's 2-run double in the top of the 11th started a 4-run rally to advance 9-5.

In the 7-0 win over San Diego batting champ Luiz Arraez went 4 of 4 and Kyle Schwarber hit a 2-run homer. The Phillies 22-7 run differential is by far the 2nd best of the 27 teams we have played in the game, trailing only the Los Angeles Dodgers who outscored opponents 35-11 for a +24 run differential to be the only other team to go 4-0. All pool play results is tracked here.

 

PB-	Pitcher	Opp	Score	Allow	Result	Proj ERA
2'-6	Shane Baz	Phi				4.29
2'-6	Albert Suárez	SDP				4.3
2'-8	Kyle Bradish	SDP	5	9	L	3.72
2'-6	Trevor Rogers	Phi	1	4	L	4.2
	Baltimore totals		6	13	0-2, -7	Eliminated
2'-8	Zack Wheeler	Bal	4	1	W	3.2
2'-7	Jesús Luzardo	Bal	9	5	W	3.57
2'-9	Cristopher Sánchez	SDP	2	1	W	3.15
4'-7	Aaron Nola	SDP	7	0	W	3.98
	Philadelphia totals		22	7	4-0, +15	Advance
2'-6	Michael King	Phi	1	2	L	3.8
4'-7	Joe Musgrove	Bal				3.91
2'-7	Nick Pivetta	bal				3.97
2'-8	Casey Mize	Phi	0	7	0-2, -8	4.15
	San Diego totals		1	9		Eliminated

As the winner of Pool H, Philadelphia awaits the winners of the only two remaining  pools. Arizona is 2-0 in Pool G and can clinch if they beat Detroit next and Cleveland is also in that divsion. In Pool I, Minnesota is 2-0 so has the edige, but they only won 4-3 and 6-4 so if they lose their last 2 it would be almost impossible to win the tiebreaking run difference over Pittsburgh or Seattle.