Statpedia vs Pool Shots

Finally, baseball stats that make sense. Ever hear a number during a broadcast and wonder, "Is that good? What does it even mean?" Statpedia is the baseball companion that doesn't just show you the numbers — it explains them. Understand every stat Every statistic comes with a clear definition, an explanation of why it matters, and a built-in calculator so you can see exactly where the numbers come from. Plug in your own values and see how players stack up. Player & team stats from 1871 to today Browse complete historical statistics, plus live current-season data. Dive into any player's career, season-by-season breakdowns, and individual game logs. All backed by a powerful query engine you can use to drill into any data you want to see, across all baseball history. Live scores & today's games Check today's scores at a glance. Tap into detailed box scores with inning-by-inning line scores. Prefer to watch the game later? Spoiler-free mode hides scores until you're ready. Compare anything • Compare two players side-by-side across any stat • Compare two teams head-to-head • Compare different seasons for the same player or team • Track season pace — see how a player's current season stacks up game-by-game against a recent one Favorites & standings Mark your favorite teams and players for quick access. View live league standings by division. Player bios Explore player career highlights, awards, Hall of Fame status, birthplace, and more. Built for fans, not just analysts Statpedia was built by a fan who discovered baseball later in life and wanted a stats app to actually teach the game — not just present walls of numbers with no context. Also on Apple Watch Check today's games right from your wrist. Complication gives you one-tap access to your favorite teams Terms of Use: https://www.statpedia.net/terms.html

Pool Shots is the fastest way to diagram a pool shot and watch it play out. Drag balls onto the felt and two-finger-swipe to sketch where they travel. Tap Play to animate the whole shot — the cue ball hits the 3, the 3 sends the 7 into the corner, exactly as diagrammed. Chain combos, bank off the rails, add english, and step through it one hit at a time. Save your shots to a library and share any of them as an image, a looping clip, or a .poolshot file that opens right back into the app — ideal for coaches sending a drill or players comparing shots. Pool Shots diagrams shots; it isn't a physics simulator. It's built to capture, remember, and share exactly the shot you have in mind.