Here are the spring training stats for 2023 (thorugh 3/15), compared with the (shortened) 2022 spring training totals.

In Arizona

Year

AB

H

DB

TP

HR

BB

HBP

SO

SB

CS

2022

9626

2565

535

60

410

919

154

2569

180

66

2023

9127

2463

509

72

318

1040

139

2392

268

60

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Florida
https://claydavenport.com/stats/webpages/2023/2023pageGrprealALL.shtml

Arizona
https://claydavenport.com/stats/webpages/2023/2023pageCacrealALL.shtml

The stats projections for the 2023 season are now up. Actually they first went up around Christmas, but I’ve been doing an unusual amount of tinkering this time around. Updates should happen at least a couple of times a week between now and the start of the season – which kicks off on March 30 […]

I don’t know more than anyone else when games might start being played…but I do have my first look at team projections here.

Just like last year, it looks like the Dodgers and Padres are the best two teams. The Padres collapsed, epically; the Dodgers made it to the LCS before losing […]

My spare time isn’t what it used to be…NOAA keeps me busy. But I finally do have the new MLB pbp files parsed enough to run all the split data I need. So all of the player, league, and team should be back to having those breakdowns. Not a fan of MLB’s chosen format, although […]

The “DTs by league” pages are not updating right now, because I can’t get the play-by-play data I use to build them from MLB. Trying to figure out what’s gone wrong in my connections. The EQA report is mostly fine – except for splits data which, once again, requires the PBP files.

These come from my million-run Postseason Odds page, which will update daily through the season. Average wins by position in AL East: 100.4 91.4 84.8 77.4 58.1 AL East Pct3 Avg W Avg L Champions Wild Card Playoffs Yankees .593 97.5 64.5 63.58508 23.74102 87.32610 Blue Jays .529 86.1 75.9 13.51403 […]

Although things don’t look much different, if we dive down under the hood you will be able to see that I have been a lot of work in the background. And I guess one of the best ways to demonstrate is to look at this page here:

http://www.claydavenport.com/ht/TORKELSON19990826A.shtml

I am now able to provide […]

Major League Baseball has never had a player whose last name starts with X. Joe Xavier, who made it to AAA in 1989-90, is as close as any X player has gotten.

Until now.

Major League Baseball’s decision to reclassify some of the Negro Leagues  as “major league” changes that.  The Negro American League – […]

The title says it all. They are under “DTs by League“.