Basic

Baseball Basic

Lineups, pitch by pitch and box scores.

MLB

Connected. 5 stat groups, 32 named stats.

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Games and standings7

Who played, how the innings went, where the division sits.

  • Line scoreRuns by inning
  • R / H / ERuns, hits and errors
  • W-LWin loss recordSeason, home and away, plus run differential.
  • GBGames backDistance behind the division leader.
  • L10Record over the last ten games
  • VenueBallpark and roof stateOpen, closed or retractable.
  • HP umpireHome plate umpire assignment
Lineups and availability7

Who is actually playing, confirmed rather than projected.

  • Lineup cardConfirmed batting orderThe posted one through nine.
  • SPProbable starting pitcher
  • Bat sideBatter handedness
  • DHDesignated hitter
  • ScratchLate lineup changePulled after the card posted, often an injury tell.
  • ILInjured listWho is out, on which seven to sixty day designation.
  • TransactionsRoster movesCall ups, options, designations and claims.
Bullpen workload6

Who can actually pitch tonight.

  • Pitch countPitches thrown per outing
  • IPInnings pitchedInnings covered across recent days.
  • Days restDays since last appearance
  • B2BBack to back days workedPitched on consecutive days, so likely unavailable.
  • SV / HLDSaves and holdsWho gets trusted with the late innings.
  • AvailableCleared to pitch today
Pitch by pitch6

The full event log, one pitch at a time.

  • PAPlate appearance logEvery trip to the plate with its result.
  • CountBalls and strikes
  • Pitch typeWhich pitch was thrownFastball, slider, change and the rest, in sequence.
  • BIPBall in playWhere a batted ball went and what it became.
  • Base stateRunners and outs
  • SB / CSStolen bases and caught stealing
Box scores6

The settled batting, pitching and fielding lines.

  • AB / H / RBIAt bats, hits and runs batted in
  • OPSOn-base plus sluggingQuickest single read on a bat.
  • ERAEarned run averageEarned runs allowed per nine innings.
  • WHIPWalks and hits per inning pitchedRunners allowed per inning.
  • K / BBStrikeouts and walks
  • E / DPErrors and double playsThe fielding line.

Questions about Baseball Basic

What does the Baseball Basic connector cover?

The Baseball Basic connector reads 32 named stats, organized into 5 stat groups. Lineups, pitch by pitch and box scores.

How are the Baseball Basic stats organized?

The 32 stats sit inside 5 stat groups. Each stat carries its code, its spelled out name where that adds something, and a short note on what it means.

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Part of the Snapp stat catalog. 1075 named stats across 17 categories.

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