Are Statis Pro Base Stealing Charts Accurate? Over the years, I have heard many people inquire about the accuracy of the original SP base stealing charts. My personal opinion is that for the most part they are a good representation of the game. They are however, somewhat bare bones, which leads to fast game play, but miserably fails when it comes to taking into account the defensive players roll in the stolen base attempt. So let’s look at how the charts impact a fast or smart base stealer (SP: A) versus the slower or less savvy base stealer (SP: D or E). I think you may be surprised at the results. SP: A (Versus Catcher TA) Safe: 48% of the time. Thrown Out: 20% of the time. Advances on Error: 9% of the time. Cannot Get Jump: 20% of the time. So if you give an SP: A runner the signal to steal 2nd, he will attempt the steal approximately 80% of the time. If he does attempt to steal, there are only three outcomes. He is safe (48%), he is thrown out (20%), or he advances on an error (9

The other day, one of the guys over on the Statis Pro Facebook page was looking for a scoresheet. Many years ago I used up my last original SP scoresheet, and a made replica of the original in Google Docs. As I have seen many people requesting a source for this scoresheet, I have decided to make it available for free on Google Drive. All you have to do to get a PDF version of this scoresheet is click on the link below and download the file. Since I made my original version, I create another variation that I use with now in place of the original Statis Pro Scoresheet. You can download this scoresheet for free as well by clicking on the 'Pro-Stat d10' scoresheet link below. I hope you will enjoy whichever version you choose to use. Original Statis Pro Baseball Scoresheet Pro-Stat d10 Baseball Scoresheet