No doubt, you might want to make changes to it.
I’ve entered in a few games of stats for a couple players and a pitchers so you get a feel how the whole thing works. As Walt notes, this would be handy for replays too. Then for the rest of the season, your “limits left” (including players’ AB/G and IP/G) will be automatically updated for you. On the master sheet (labeled TEAM NAME), there is a place to put real life stats of your players. Updated season totals are reflected on the master sheet.įor those leagues who impose limits on games, at-bats and innings for players, this spreadsheet has an added feature which is quite handy. On each player worksheet, stats are entered game-by-game. It has a worksheet for each player and pitcher.
I’ve used various forms of this spreadsheet to keep stats for my Twin City Thunderchickens for some five or six years, now. The master sheet was created by our commish, Mike Bunch. A lot of the work goes John Brandeberry, a manager in the IAL. So I’ll link to it in case anyone else is interested in a useful way to keep stats for a league team or a replay.įirst, I claim no credit for creating this. Walt Taylor however, thinks it will be very useful for his team at OAPBA. I debated whether there would be interest in it over here at the APBA Blog. Over at the Illowa APBA League’s web site, I uploaded an Excel spreadsheet which can be used to keep team’s stats throughout a season.
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