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Here are a few common player statistics, as found on the virtual baseball cards in The Players. Offensive Statistics: Batting Average (AVG): The number of base hits per at bat. Games Played (G): Thenumber of games the player has played in. At Bats (AB): The official number of times the player as taken the plate as a batter, not counting walks or sacrifices. Runs (R): The number of times a batterhas crossed home plate. Hits (H): The number of times a batter has safely reached a base, not including walks or sacrifices. Doubles (2B): The number of hits that resulted in the batter hittingsecond base. Triples (3B): The number of hits that resulted in the batter hitting third base. Home Runs (HR): The number of hits that resulted in a home run. Runs Batted In (RBI): The number of times abatter has made it possible for his teammates to score. Does not include hits resulting in a double play or runs scored because of an error. Stolen Bases (SB): The number of times a base runner hassuccessfully advanced to the next base without the help of the hitter. Base on Balls (BB): The number of times a batter has been awarded first base as a result of four balls being pitched outside thestrike zone. Also known as walks. Strikeouts (SO): The number of times a batter has swung and missed on three pitches.

Pitching Statistics: Games Pitched (GP): The cumulative total number of games inwhich a player has pitched. Innings Pitched (IP): The cumulative total number of innings pitched by a player. Wins (W): The number of games won. A starting pitcher will be credited with a win if hepitches at least 5 complete innings, his team is in the lead when he leaves the game and his team continues to maintain the lead for the rest of the game. Losses (L): The number of games lost. Win/LossPercentage (PCT): The total number of wins divided by the sum of wins and losses. Saves: The number of times a relief pitcher finishes a game where the potential tying or winning run is on base, at...