I mean which team is usually atleast in the top three for best stats since that team has been around? Or atleast the past 10 years?
Thanks

Does anyone know where to find split stats from the 2009 MLB season? I have been trying to find 2nd half/post all star break stats for the league leaders in hitting and pitching catagories. Thanks in advance.

the stats havent updated for like 3 days--are u having the same problem?--they have a free stat tracker folks--ive been playing all year and im in first--what good is it if it went to crap.-- i wouldnt rec the site folks its unreliable !!!!!

http://www.thebaseballcube.com has stats from 2006.http://www.boydsworld.com/data/leaderboa… has updated leaderbord statistics from this year.http://www.boydsworld.com/data/hitters.h… also has a database which you could search.

Not that i know of. However, Baseball-reference.com is a great site. they have near live updates, the box score from every baseball game form 1957 on, and all the stats you could possible want.

If so, when will they be added? For instance, I had Vazquez today and am hoping that his stats will be recorded for this week's matchup, as opposed to when the game finishes -- which probably won't happen for months.
Any ideas? I know this has happened before in fantasy.

Im trying to find out how well the Blue Jays are at hitting lefty pitchers this year.

If you are keeping score with a regulation scorecard, it is easy. As long as a certain pitcher is in the game, every thing that the opposing batters do is recorded as they bat, and all you have to do is add them up after the game. There is a place on the score cards to do this. This operation of distributing the raw information on the scorecard to show each players contribution is called reconciling. Some of us find that keeping a scorecard and doing the reconciling is a lot of fun.
You can probably print out a scorecard from a link at MLB.com. Good luck and have fun.

what abreveation means what?

I am looking for a WEB SIGHT that will explain what all of the abbreviations in baseball stats stand for. like
avg g ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb bb