Team Stats & Standings

How to read this: every graded model lean gets a row in LyDia's own ledger, win or lose — this is that ledger, not a highlight reel. Official picks only is what actually went out on the card; every graded model lean includes passes and watchlist reads the model evaluated but didn't publish. Tap a team for its full breakdown.

How to read this table: the batting line is each team's offense over the last 15 days, alongside its full-season OPS for reference. K% and BB% are strikeout and walk rates over the window. Click any column header to sort. Recent form is signal, not destiny — 15 days is roughly 13 games.

How to read this table: the pitching line is each team's run prevention over the last 15 days, alongside its full-season ERA for reference. K/9, BB/9, and HR/9 are rates per nine innings. Click any column header to sort. Lower ERA/WHIP/BB9/HR9 is better pitching; higher K/9 is better.

How to read this table: RS/G is offense (runs scored per game) and RA/G is defense + pitching (runs allowed per game) — green means top-10 in MLB, red means bottom-10. Expected W-L is what a team's record "should" be based on run differential (Pythagorean method) — it predicts the rest of the season better than the real record does. ± Wins compares reality to that expectation: a team at +4 has won 4 more games than its runs justify (often wins in close games — likely to cool off), while −4 means the team is better than its record looks — sometimes a buying opportunity.

How to read this: these splits come from LyDia's own graded-lean ledger (every model lean, official or not) crossed against real team form from the standings above. It's a mirror on the model's own tendencies, not a market trend claim.