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Player Info
Batting
Plate Appearances
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Pitching
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IP
Pitches
ER
Runs
K
BB
HBP
HR Allowed
Hits Allowed
Batters Faced
Top Velo (mph)
Total Strikes
Total Balls
Swinging Strikes
Ground Outs
Fly Outs
Line Drives Allowed
1st-Pitch Strikes
3-Pitch Outs
RISP Hits Allowed
2-Out Hits Allowed
Wild Pitches
Balks
Save Opps
Blown Saves
SB Allowed
Caught Stealing
Pickoffs
Left on Base
Fielding / Notes
Putouts
Assists
Errors
Double Plays
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Game Log Guide
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Fielding Guide
Standard fielding stats
PO · PutoutsTimes you directly recorded an out — catching a fly ball, tagging a runner, stepping on a base, or catching strike three. Note: PO can vary a lot by position. First basemen and catchers usually record more putouts.
A · AssistsTimes your throw or touch helped another fielder record an out. Example: a shortstop throws to first base for the out. Note: Infielders such as shortstops and second basemen usually record more assists.
E · ErrorsDefensive mistakes on plays that should normally result in an out or prevent runner advancement. Errors can lead to unearned runs.
DP · Double PlaysTimes you participated in a play that produced two outs in one continuous sequence. Record 1 when the player was involved in the double play.
Calculated automatically
TC (Total Chances) = PO + A + E
Total defensive chances handled by the player.
FPCT (Fielding %) = (PO + A) ÷ TC
Fielding success rate based on plays completed without an error.
Only PO, A, E, and DP need to be entered. TC and FPCT are calculated automatically.
Pitching Guide
Core line
IPInnings pitched. Use decimal baseball style already used in this app, such as 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 2.0.
PitchesTotal pitches thrown.
ER / RunsER is earned runs. Runs is total runs allowed.
K / BB / HBP / Hits / HREnter strikeouts, walks, hit batters, hits allowed, and home runs allowed.
BF / Top VeloBatters faced and highest velocity reached in the outing.
Command & contact quality
Total Strikes / Total BallsUse all pitches thrown to show overall command.
Swinging StrikesCount only pitches that produced a swing-and-miss.
Ground Outs / Fly OutsBalls in play that became outs on the ground or in the air.
Line Drives AllowedHard line-drive contact allowed, whether it became a hit or not.
Situational damage
1st-Pitch StrikesBatters who saw strike one on the first pitch.
3-Pitch OutsBatters retired in exactly three pitches.
RISP Hits AllowedHits allowed with runner(s) in scoring position.
2-Out Hits AllowedHits allowed after recording two outs in the inning.
Baserunning allowed
SB · Stolen BasesNumber of stolen bases allowed against you during the outing.
CS · Caught StealingRunners you (with the catcher) threw out attempting to steal. Does not affect ERA.
PIK · PickoffsRunners picked off base by your throw during the outing.
LOB · Left on BaseRunners left on base when the inning ended. Lower is better for the pitcher.
Special plays
WP · Wild PitchesPitches too wild for the catcher to control, allowing a runner to advance.
BK · BalksIllegal pitching motion that awards all runners one base automatically.
SVO · Save OpportunitiesNumber of times you entered in a save situation. SVO = SV + BS.
BS · Blown SavesEntered in a save situation but allowed the tying or go-ahead run to score.
At-Bat Guide
Result — Plate appearance outcome
1B / 2B / 3B / HRBase hit. Select the type of hit.
BB / HBPWalk or hit by pitch. On-base without putting the ball in play.
ROEReached on error. Counts as an official at-bat, not a hit, and is not included as BB/HBP on-base.
Sac Fly / Sac BuntSacrifice — scores a run or advances a runner. Not counted as an official at-bat.
K / K-L / Dropped KK is a swinging strikeout. K-L (looking) is called strike three without swinging. Dropped K means the catcher missed it but still counts as a strikeout and official at-bat.
GO / FO / FCGround out, fly out, or fielder's choice. FC counts as an official at-bat, not a hit.
GIDPGrounded into double play.
Hit Location — tap the field for any ball in play
TapTap anywhere on the field diagram to record where the ball was hit. Coordinates and direction are saved automatically for spray charts.
Process — What makes an at-bat quality
2S FightSaw 3+ pitches after falling behind 0-2. A competitive at-bat that makes the pitcher work.
Hard HitHit the ball hard regardless of the result. Credits hard contact even if the result was an out.
Situation — Context of the plate appearance
RISPRunner(s) in scoring position (2nd or 3rd base). Used to calculate BA/RISP and OBP/RISP.
2 OutsPlate appearance with two outs. Used to calculate 2-out RBI.
QAB (Quality At-Bat) criteria
Extra-base hit (2B / 3B / HR) · Walk (BB) · HBP · Sac Bunt · Sac Fly
· 2S Fight checked · Hard Hit checked · 6+ pitches seen → Any one of these qualifies as a QAB