Filter your stats by season, team, opponent or field

Eight dimensions narrow every number, chart and table on your stats page at once — where the control is on each app, and what each filter actually selects.

There is one filter control and it drives everything on the screen below it. Set a season and the slash line, the counting totals, the tables, the spray chart and the game log all narrow together — nothing on the page is left showing your career next to a filtered number. That is also why it is worth checking before you trust a figure: a filter left on from last week is far and away the commonest reason a total looks too small.

Eight things can be filtered on, and four of them answer the questions people actually ask. Season is which season the game belonged to. Team is which of your teams you were playing for — with Solo games in the same list for the games attached to no team at all, which is the only way to ask for "everything except my teams". Opponent is who you played, matched on the name as it was typed on the game. Location is the field you played at, matched the same way. The other four are the date range, the result (W, L or T), home or away, and they narrow the same slice.

Opponent and Location are only as good as what was typed into the games, and that is worth knowing before you conclude a game is missing: "Riverside Park" and "Riverside park" are two different fields as far as the filter is concerned, because it matches the name exactly. Both apps offer you the names already in use rather than making you remember them — a type-ahead list on the website, a row of taps on the phone — so picking from what is offered is always safer than typing.

On your phone

  1. Open the Stats tab and tap the sliders icon in the header — its accessible name is Filter stats, and a badge on it counts what is currently on.
  2. The sheet is headed Filter games and is one scrolling list: Season, Team, Date range, Result, Home / Away, Opponent and Location.
  3. Season is a row of taps, your own under My seasons and then a row per team under the team's name. All, at the start of the personal row, is how you come back out to everything.
  4. Team is the next row — your teams, plus Solo games for the ones attached to no team. Tap the one that is on to turn it off again.
  5. Opponent is who you played and Location is the field you played at. With a few names on your games they are tap-once chips. With more than six, each becomes a row that opens a list you can search, so you type a few letters and tap the name.
  6. The button at the foot of the sheet closes it and says how many games are left. The filters you set show as chips above your stats, and Clear all, beside that button, drops them all at once.
  7. Open Spray Chart from the Stats tab and the same filters are already applied — the two screens share one set, and the Filters button at the top of the chart edits the same thing. Switching tabs keeps them; closing the app clears them.

On the web

  1. Open Performance in the sidebar. Everything under its header obeys the filters — the slash line, the totals, By Season, Splits, the spray chart and the Game Log.
  2. On a wide window three controls sit in the header itself: the season picker, which reads All seasons until you pick one and groups the list under My seasons and then a heading per team; the two date boxes; and the W / L / T buttons.
  3. Click More filters for the other four. Team lists every team you are on under All teams, with Solo games at the foot of it; under that are Home / Away, Opponent and Location.
  4. Opponent is who you played and Location is the field you played at. Both are type-ahead boxes, reading Any opponent and Any location until you type, and the names already on your games are suggested underneath — click one rather than typing it, so the spelling matches.
  5. On a phone-sized window all eight are behind a single Filters button, in one scrolling sheet, and the number on the button counts how many are currently narrowing the slice.
  6. Each filter in force becomes a chip beside the button. The × on a chip drops that one, Clear all drops the lot, and the whole set lives in the page's address — so a filtered Performance page can be bookmarked or sent to somebody and opens on the same slice.

The Games list has the same control and its own separate set, which is worth knowing when the two look like they disagree. Filtering Games to one team does not filter your stats, and the other way round, because one is answering "which games do I want to see" and the other "which at-bats should these numbers cover". On the phone the games filter also stays put while you move around and clears when the app restarts.

If a filter matches nothing the page says so rather than showing zeros — "No stats match these filters", with a button to clear them — which is the difference between a slice with nothing in it and a career with nothing in it. One filter clears itself: a team you are no longer a member of drops out of the list, and rather than quietly reading zero everywhere the filter is dropped and your games all come back.

A share card made from a filtered stats page carries the same slice, and labels itself with it, so a card made while a team and a season were set is a card about that team and that season rather than your whole career. The filters you set here do not change anything stored — they are a view, and clearing them puts everything back.

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