Hey Lake,
So I used the code you posted and just cleaned it up a bit and added the part to get your win/loss dynamically. Make you add the style I put at the top of each script in your style you include in each page. Just saves you adding it to each td tag.
These "should" get you at least your win/loss column working. The rest on the stuff you mentioned will be a lot more work and will take quite awhile to get it implemented but is definitely attainable.
I have all these type stats setup on my mens hockey league website. It is still a work in progress and I have been at it for 5 years now!!! Here's my site.
The main thing you should do is sit down and decide exactly what stats you want and might want to capture from your baseball games, now and for future. Even if you are entering something in the database now and aren't using it, it's good to have it there if you eventually decide you would like to track it.
I will help you out if you want as I am actually about to start a baseball website for my men's league so it would be good to get the train moving.
Nick
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