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The Owlcroft Baseball-Analysis Site

Baseball team and player performance examined realistically and accurately.

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“The fitful tracing of a portal.”

– Peter Quince at the Clavier,
Wallace Stevens
(If you are a first-time visitor here, you will profit if, before trying any of the pages below, you first visit our “Rookies” page, which explains crucial aspects of what we do, how, and why.)


Team Data:

The pages linked below show the current-year stat lines for a team’s players and pitchers.

Or choose another class of stat-line displays:

 · Career Stats
 · Projected Batting Stats
 · Projected Pitching Stats


Click on a team name to see current-season performance results for that team’s players.
(Teams are listed alphabetically by name exclusive of city/state/region.)



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