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A player page shows one box score, because a hitter and a pitcher share almost no column — which half you get follows the one he appears in. Every rate is built from summed counts, so a batting average is hits over at bats across whatever window you picked rather than an average of nightly averages. Pitchers rank against starters or relievers, which is the split the sport itself draws. A dash means no number for that cell, or a zero in a roster column that counts.

PHI

Philadelphia Phillies

Players
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Player
Trea TurnerSS1536271511958.241.676
Bryce Harper1B1585601502885.268.868
Alec Bohm1B1515541411588.255.706
Brandon MarshLF1515161351861.262.720
Kyle SchwarberDH1525661314595.231.860
Bryson Stott2B1515231311066.250.720
Justin CrawfordCF145412109341.265.670
J.T. RealmutoC119402841150.209.619
Edmundo SosaLF8122355843.247.692
Luis Arraez2B4517349221.283.689
Adolis GarciaH6723144721.190.592
Derek HillCF6511831723.263.790
Bryan De La CruzRF316822212.324.827
Gabriel Rincones Jr.RF29841427.167.481
Rafael MarchanC3491926.099.302
Felix ReyesH1238612.158.421
Otto KempH13252.080.228
Steward BerroaH6711.143.286
Jose AlvaradoRP535.431.68
Orion KerkeringRP55.25.171.53
Jhoan DuranRP52.12.061.13
Jonathan BowlanRP55.23.401.04
Tim MayzaRP65.13.441.10
Chase ShugartRP504.141.18
Garrett StubbsRP4.29.641.93
Aaron NolaSP116.16.811.99
Brad KellerRP30.14.151.38
Cristopher SanchezSP127.24.651.90
Tanner BanksRP356.431.89
Jesus LuzardoSP116.24.631.65
Zack WheelerSP104.14.571.58
Andrew PainterSP94.17.161.80
Kyle BackhusRP19.15.121.60
Alex McFarlaneRP172.121.00
Seth JohnsonRP16.15.511.78
Brooks RaleyRP10.18.711.94
Dylan MooreRP1.25.401.20
Alan RangelRP236.651.91
Max LazarRP6.26.751.65
Zach PopRP7.13.681.09
Taijuan WalkerSP22.29.132.07
Caleb KilianRP3.113.501.80
Lou Trivino IIIRP1.221.604.80
Nolan HoffmanRP4.23.861.93
Trevor RichardsRP4.12.081.62
Brian KellerRP33.000.67
Bryse WilsonRP
Grant HolmanRP0.10.0015.00
Jose UrquidyRP4.20.001.07

About MLB Research

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Where the numbers come from

The same tables the boards read, resolved through one shared definition per stat. A rate is computed over the whole window rather than averaged across games, so a season figure is not the mean of the nightly ones.