We've tried to make Scoresheet Baseball the most realistic baseball simulation possible, using every available statistic. Some stats, such as RBI's, runs scored, and pitcher wins and losses and saves, are partly determined by which team a player is on in the majors.
More information regarding specific stats is given below.
The actual number of singles, doubles, triples, home runs and walks the batter had per plate appearance for the appropriate year, modified by the opposing pitcher and fielders as discussed below, determines his chances at each at-bat. The batter's RBI's and runners' runs scored totals are used to determine how far the baserunners advance on a base hit, and affect the chance of a sacrifice fly. The simulation also takes into account such subtle factors as a runner sometimes advancing farther on a hit with 2 outs, since he can run with the crack of the bat. Stolen bases are important as you can only steal in our games up to as often, and with as much chance of success, as in the majors. When a pitcher bats we use his actual hits and general batting performance from the appropriate year.