Rating is our power rating: how many points (goals, runs) better a team is than an average opponent on a neutral field. Rank 1 is the best team.
Margin Rating is scoring margin adjusted for the schedule each team has played. Luck compares a team's record with the record its scoring says it should have; teams far above zero have won more close games than usual.
Green cells are better than the league and red cells are worse. The number is always printed, so the colour is a guide, not the data. Earlier seasons show the same core columns, from final scores.
Use Display to switch to a chart, sort by any column or hide column groups, Filter to find a team, and CSV to download exactly what is on screen.
Reading the tiers
Each logo is one team. Further right means a better offense; higher means a better defense. The dashed cross marks the league average, which splits the chart into four groups.
The diagonal lines join teams of equal overall strength: a team on the same diagonal as another is about as good, whether it gets there with offense or defense. Switch to the table under Display for the exact values.