— check the overall strengths and weaknesses of your pitchers and/or opposing pitchers.

— tip: have players pay attention to the shaded areas.

— tip #2: blue is not necessarily bad. A stat such as opposing well-hit avg., for example, is better if it is blue (not many balls hit hard against this pitcher).

 

— red and blue shadings indicate high or low performance compared to the major league average

— traditional statistics such as batting average, plus in-depth stats such as Well Hit Avg.

— performance vs. right-handed and left-handed hitters helps determine game matchups.

—unique feedback on the tendency of a pitcher to get hitters to take, chase, miss, or put strikes in play.

— a great report to run every month or so on your pitchers so they can study themselves and look for areas that need improvement, or have shown improvement.