There are gobs of statistics for you to track, even more than the stat-rich original game. What makes the statistics function so nicely is that not only does the game cover just about everything you can imagine, it offers some really nice breakdowns of into different categories. You can get home and away statistics, results versus different handed pitchers, last week and month statistics, by position, by league, and other categories. A player will come to bat and the play by play text will tell you how well the player hits against the team you are playing, what the player did last game, and if the player is leading the league in any hitting categories. It is an amazing feature to behold and adds a lot to the atmosphere of a text based game.
Information is just a click away.
You now have plenty of tools and options to run customized leagues. You can generate complete league reports in html format with the push of one button. This is a feature that I used to scan my single player league because it is more functional than the way the reports are issued in the game. The html report includes all of the information about your entire league and is much easier to use to look at what is going on with the other teams. One problem is that you have to exit the game in order to view these screens.