Team statistics
Sortable hitting and pitching tables, date-range filters, advanced rates, and situational splits for the current roster.
Team statistics and game review for coaches
A complete review process for your staff.
Two Out Barrels brings scorebook data, play-by-play context, player detail, and coach-facing reports into one team workspace. Your staff can move from a season trend to the evidence from a specific game without rebuilding the analysis in a spreadsheet.
TEAM INTELLIGENCE / HITTINGSELECTED DATE RANGE
.311Team AVG
.842OPS
63%QAB
What the workspace includes
Four connected views of the same team.
Each area uses the same underlying game record. Coaches do not have to reconcile one set of numbers for statistics, another for game review, and a third for player conversations.
Game review
A consistent game panel with both teams' box scores, situational offense, leverage moments, Balls in Play, and scoring play-by-play.
Player context
Open a player from the roster or a statistical table to review performance, recent games, situational results, and available profile information.
Staff reports
Create hitting, pitching, scouting, development, and social reports from the team's verified data, with drafts available for coach review and export.
Team statistics
Review the roster at the level the question requires.
The statistics view starts with complete player lines and team totals. Coaches can switch between hitting and pitching, sort any meaningful column, filter the date range, and open the player behind the number.
Situational views add the baseball context that standard season totals omit, including performance with runners in scoring position, two outs, two strikes, and higher-leverage plate appearances. The result is useful for lineup decisions and player conversations while the official game books remain the source of record.
- Complete hitting and pitching lines with advanced rates
- Date-range and recent-game views for trend analysis
- Sortable roster tables with player detail available in context
- Situational offense, quality-at-bat, and contact information
HittingPitchingSituational
AVG
ProductionTraditional results and advanced rate statistics
SortableRISP
SituationPerformance with runners in scoring position
FilteredQAB
ApproachQuality plate appearances and two-strike results
In contextIntelligenceBox ScorePlay-by-play
P
Top performersOne pitcher and up to two hitters from the winning team
Game onlyLEV
Highest-leverage momentsThe plate appearances that most influenced the game
EvidenceBIP
Balls in PlayContact type, direction, depth, and defensive conversion
UniversalGame Intelligence
Move from the final score to a structured game review.
Every game opens in the same format. The Intelligence tab identifies the players and situations that shaped the outcome. The Box Score tab shows each team's batting, pitching, baserunning, and notes separately. The Play-by-play tab keeps key moments and scoring events in sequence.
This gives a staff a repeatable review process: confirm the facts, examine the decisive situations, and then decide what belongs in practice planning or individual follow-up.
- Top performers selected from that game's verified data
- Situational offense and the highest-leverage moments
- Universal Balls in Play and two-strike approach views
- Both teams' box scores and the underlying scoring sequence
Players and reports
Carry the review into staff communication and player development.
Roster management preserves player identity across team and season changes. From the team workspace, coaches can open a player's available performance context and keep the conversation connected to the games that produced it.
The reporting area turns the same verified team data into practical deliverables. Staff can prepare team hitting and pitching reports, player development or scouting drafts, game recaps, and social content without copying numbers between systems. Generated reports remain drafts for coach review before they are shared.
- Roster and player detail connected to imported game history
- Team hitting, pitching, development, scouting, and recap formats
- Background report generation without blocking the workspace
- Coach review and export before publication
ReportsPlayersRoster
H
Team hitting reportResults, approach, and the players driving offense
ExportD
Player developmentSeason shape, strengths, and areas for follow-up
ReviewG
Game recapA staff-ready summary grounded in verified game data
DraftSee the workflow with your team
Evaluate Team Intelligence using your own games.
A demonstration can begin with an existing GameChanger season. We will show how the statistics, game review, player detail, and reports work together for your staff.