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2015 Sportradar MLB Statistics Summary Updated 10.13.15 MLB Statistics Feeds 2015 Season 1 SPORTRADAR MLB STATISTICS FEEDS Updated 10.13.15 League Information Division – Alias League – Id MLB - Name Division – Id League - Name Season Id Division – Name MLB – Alias Season Type League - Alias MLB - Id Season Year Game & Series Information Away Team Id Title Broadcast – Cable Number Series – Participant Name Broadcast – Internet Original Start Time Series – Game Number Broadcast – Network Reason For Reschedule Series - Round Broadcast - Satellite Scheduled Start Series – Wins Coverage Scheduled TBD Flag Series – Start Date Day/Night flag Status Series - Title Home Team Venue Information Address LF Distance Name Capacity Market RCF Distance CF Distance MLCF Distance RF Distance City MLF Distance State Country MRCF Distance Surface Id MRF Distance Zip LCF Distance Team & Staff Information Abbreviation Rank Staff – Id Id Staff - Experience Staff – Last Name Market Staff – First Name Staff - Position Name Staff – Full Name Player Information Batting Hand First Name Position Description Birth Date Full Name Position Name Birth Place – City Height Preferred Name Birth Place - Country High School Primary Position Birth Place - State Id Rank College Jersey Number Status Date of Pro Debut Last Name Team Depth Chart Position Mlbam Id Throwing Hand Expected Date to Join Team Position Weight Box Score Information Attendance Current half inning Home Team – Starter – Id Away Team Abbreviation Current Hitter – At Bat Over Flag Home Team – Starter – Jersey # Away Team Errors Current Hitter – First Name Home Team – Starter – Last Name Away Team Hits Current Hitter – Id Home Team – Starter – Preferred Name Away Team Id Current Hitter – Jersey # Pitching – Outcome – First Name Away Team Market Current Hitter – Last Name Pitching – Outcome – Id 2 SPORTRADAR MLB STATISTICS FEEDS Updated 10.13.15 Away Team Name Current Hitter – Outcome Pitching – Outcome – Jersey # Away Team – Probable – First Name Current Hitter – Preferred Name Pitching – Outcome – Last Name Away Team – Probable – Id Current Inning Pitching – Outcome – Position Away Team – Probable – Jersey # Current Pitcher – First Name Pitching – Outcome – Preferred Name Away Team – Probable – Last Name Current Pitcher – Id Pitching – Outcome – Primary Position Away Team – Probable – Prefrrd Name Current Pitcher – Jersey # Pitching – Outcome – Status Away Team Runs (Game) Current Pitcher – Last Name Pitching – Current Totals – Blown Saves Away Teams Runs (Inning) Current Pitcher – Last Pitch - Speed Pitching – Current Totals – Holds Away Team – Starter – First Name Current Pitcher – Last Pitch – Type Pitching – Current Totals – Losses Away Team – Starter – Id Current Pitcher – Last Pitch - Zone Pitching – Current Totals – Saves Away Team – Starter – Jersey # Current Pitcher – Preferred Name Pitching – Current Totals – Wins Away Team – Starter – Last Name Final Half Inning Scoreboard – Inning Number Away Team – Starter – Preferred Name Final Inning Scoreboard – Inning Sequence Count – Balls Home Team Abbreviation Scoreboard – Runs Count – Half inning Home Team Errors Scoring – Event type Count – Inning Home Team Hits Scoring – Hitter Id Count – Outs Home Team Id Scoring – Hitter Outcome Count – Strikes Home Team Market Scoring – Inning Current Baserunners – Ending Base Home Team Name Scoring – Inning half Current Baserunners – First Name Home Team – Probable – First Name Scoring – Pitcher id Current Baserunners – Id Home Team – Probable – Id Scoring – First Name Current Baseunners – Jersey # Home Team – Probable – Jersey # Scoring – Jersey # Current Baserunners – Last Name Home Team – Probable – Last Name Scoring – Last Name Current Baserunners – Out Flag Home Team – Probable – Prefrd Name Scoring – Preferred Name Current Baserunners – Outcome Home Team Runs (Game) Scoring – Run Id Current Baserunners – Preferred Name Home Teams Runs (Inning) Scoring – Runner id Current Baserunners – Starting Base Home Team – Starter – First Name Scoring – Runner start base Lineups, Officials, & Play-By-Play Information At Bat Player Id Fielding - Putout – Last Name Lineup – Preferred Name Base Runner - Ending Base Fielding - Putout – Preferred Name Lineup – Team id Base Runner – First Name Game Official – Assignment Pitch Count for the Game Base Runner – Id Game Official – Experience Pitch Flag – At Bat Base Runner – Jersey Number Game Official – First name Pitch Flag – At bat over Base Runner – Last Name Game Official – Full name Pitch Flag – Bunt Base Runner – Out Flag Game Official - Id Pitch Flag – Bunt Shown Base Runner – Outcome Id Game Official – Last name Pitch Flag – Double Play Base Runner – Preferred Name Hit Location Pitch Flag – Passed Ball Base Runner – Starting Base Inning Half Pitch Flag – Runner on Base Count – Balls Inning Number Pitch Flag – Statistical Hit Count – Outs Inning Sequence Pitch Flag – Triple Play Count – Pitch Count for Batter Insert Date/Time Pitch Flag – Wild Pitch Count – Strikes Lineup – Batting Position Pitch Id Fielding - Assist – First Name Lineup – Fielding Position Pitch Outcome Id Fielding - Assist – Id Lineup – Inning half player enters Pitch Speed Fielding - Assist – Jersey Number Lineup – Inning player enters Pitch Type Fielding - Assist – Last Name Lineup – Lineup id Pitch Zone Fielding - Assist – Preferred Name Lineup – First Name Pitcher id Fielding - Putout – First Name Lineup – Id Play Description Fielding - Putout – Id Lineup – Jersey Number Under Review Flag Fielding - Putout – Jersey Number Lineup – Last Name Updated Date/Time Player Statistics - Baserunning Caught Stealing Stolen Base Percentage Stolen Bases 3 SPORTRADAR MLB STATISTICS FEEDS Updated 10.13.15 Player Statistics - Fielding Assists Fielding Percentage Putouts Complete Games Games Finished Range factor Double Plays Games Played Total chances Errors Games Started Triple plays Player Statistics - Hitting At Bats Ground Ball to Fly Ball Ratio Sacrifice Flys At Bats per Homerun Ground Outs Sacrifice Hits At Bats per Strikeout Grounded into Double Play Secondary Average Balls Hit by Pitch Singles Balls in Play Hits Slugging Percentage Batting Average Home Runs Strikeouts Looking Batting Avg on Balls in Play Intentional Balls Strikeouts Swinging Complete Games Intentional Walks Strikes Looking Dirt Balls Faced Isolated Power Strikes Swinging Doubles Line Outs Total Bases Earned Runs Scored Line Outs into Double Play Total Runs Scored Extra Base Hits On Base Perc + Slug Perc Total Strikeouts Fielder’s Choice On Base Percentage Total Strikes Fly Outs Pitches Faced Triples Fly Outs into Double Plays Plate Appearances Unearned Runs Scored Foul Balls Pop Outs Walks Games Finished Reached on Error Walks per Plate Appearance Games Played Runners Left on Base Walks per Strikeout Games Started Runs Batted In Player Statistics - Pitching Balls Hits Allowed Saves Batters Faced Holds Shutouts Blown Saves Home Runs Allowed Singles Allowed Complete Games Innings Pitched ( Complete & Partial ) Stolen Bases Allowed Dirt Balls Thrown Innings Pitched ( Total Outs ) Strikeouts Looking Doubles Allowed Intentional Balls Strikeouts per 9 Innings Earned Run Average Intentional Walks Strikeouts per Walk Earned Runs Allowed Line Outs Strikeouts Swinging Errors Line Outs into Double Plays Strikes Looking Fielders Choice Losses Strikes Swinging Fly Outs Opponents Batting Average Total Bases Allowed Fly Outs into Double Plays Opponent Runners Left on Base Total Runs Allowed Foul balls Pitch Count Total Strikeouts Games Finished Pop Outs Forced Total Strikes Games Played Quality Starts Triples Allowed Games Started Reached on Error Unearned Runs Allowed Ground Ball to Fly Ball Ratio Runners Caught Stealing Walks Ground Outs Sacrifice Flys Walks Plus Hits per Innings Pitched Ground Outs into Double Plays Sacrifice Hits Wins Hit Batters Save Opportunities Player Splits - Baserunning Caught Stealing Stolen Bases 4 SPORTRADAR MLB STATISTICS FEEDS Updated 10.13.15 Player Splits - Hitting At Bats Intentional Walks Slugging Percentage Batting Average On Base Perc + Slug Perc Total Runs Scored Doubles On Base Percentage Total Strikeouts Hit by Pitch Runs Batted In Triples Hits Singles Walks Home Runs Player Splits - Pitching Batters Faced Innings Pitched ( Complete & Partial ) Saves Complete Games Innings Pitched ( Total Outs ) Singles Allowed Doubles Allowed Intentional Walks Slugging Pct Allowed Earned Run Average Losses Stolen Bases Allowed Earned Runs Allowed On Base Pct & Slugging Pct Allowed Total Runs Allowed Games Played On Base Pct Allowed Total Strikeouts Games Started Opponents Batting Average Triples Allowed Hit Batters Runners Caught Stealing Walks Hits Allowed RBIs Allowed Wins Home Runs Allowed Save Opportunities Team Statistics - Baserunning Caught Stealing Stolen Base Percentage Stolen Bases Team Statistics - Fielding Assists Fielding Percentage Total Chances Double Plays Putouts Triple Plays Errors Team Statistics - Hitting At Bats Hit by Pitch Sacrifice Hits At Bats per Homerun Hits Secondary Average At Bats per Strikeout Home Runs Singles Balls Intentional Balls Slugging Percentage Balls in Play Intentional Walks Strikeouts Looking Batting Average Isolated Power Strikeouts Swinging Batting Avg on Balls in Play Line Outs Strikes Looking Dirt Balls Faced Line Outs into Double Play Strikes Swinging Doubles On Base Percentage Total Bases Earned Runs Scored On Base Perc + Slug Perc Total Runs Scored Extra Base Hits Pitches faced Total Strikeouts Fielder’s Choice Plate appearances Total Strikes Fly Outs Pop Outs Triples Fly Outs into Double Plays Reached
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