The All Sprays module builds off the spray charts in the Hitting Reports section of the 6-4-3 Charts User Interface. In this module, you’ll get a comprehensive look at a team’s cumulative spray charts throughout a particular season or a player’s spray charts throughout a particular season or his/her entire career.

Looking at previous seasons or an entire career is especially helpful for early-season opponent scouting and off-season scouting reports.

The Data Visualization module is good for taking a quick look at important team (or individual player) metrics.

First, you can see the Average By Count. This graph shows the team’s (or individual player’s) batting average, OBP, Slugging Percentage, and BABIP by the count.

The Bunt Matrix is a tool used a lot by coaches who are in charge of defensive positioning and bunt defense. This visual shows the number of times a team (or player) has bunted by outs and how many players are on base. This information helps you prepare for situations where your opponent is most likely to bunt.

The Average Through Count graph is the same as the Average By Count but shows the stats “through” the count.

The Power Matrix shows a team’s (or individual player’s) power output count organized by the number of outs and players on base.

Finally, the Moving Average Performance graph shows how a team is performing at the plate over a set period of time. It’s a great way to visualize if an opponent is “hot” or “cold” coming into a series against your team.

The Player vs Player module is for you to clearly see how your team has matched up against an opponent throughout their career. Select any opposing player and quickly see the match-up stats between that player and your entire team.

The Player vs Player module can provide important insight for all of the coaches on staff. Pitching coaches can use this module to see how the opponent’s lineup has faired against their pitching staff in previous matchups and help dictate bullpen decisions accordingly. Hitting coaches can look at their team’s past stats vs opposing pitchers and help set the lineup accordingly. And finally, head coaches can take in all the information so they can make informed late-game substitutions accordingly.

The Stat Comparison module allows you to compare the stats between two players (pitcher vs. pitcher or hitter vs. hitter). In this module, you can look at different statistical groups and break those down further by split type.

This module comes in handy when you want to compare two players on your own team in order to make a lineup decision.

The Win Probability module can provide a ton of insight into the important moments in games you (or your opponent) won or lost. In this module, you can look at every game played during a season and see how the win probability swung on each play of the game. You can also see the most impactful plays from your entire season, which allow you to quickly identify players on your team (or an opponent’s team) that rise to the occasion or crumble under the pressure!

Learn more about our updated version (01.2023) of Win Probability HERE!

The Park Factor module is a useful tool for programs whose conference games take them to ballparks with unique sizes and locations. With this module, you can look ahead up to five days and see how environmental factors such as temperature, relative humidity, and wind speed will affect the flight of the ball. You can also see useful data on your opponent’s ballpark, including stadium elevation, stadium direction, stadium dimensions, and fair/foul territory area.

NOTE: Not available in 2023 NAIA Free Trial. 

The National/Conference Leaderboard is the ultimate place to view and compare stats across college baseball or softball. View both hitting and pitching stats for individuals or teams in the current season, as well as every season dating back to 2017. Plus, in addition to traditional stats, see who the national (and/or conference-specific) leaders are in categories such as: Contact %, Swing & Miss %, wOBA, BABIP, and much more!

After you input the pitch tracking for an entire game, you can head over to the Game Summary module. Here you can start to see the amount of data and statistics you are presented with in our Pitch Tracking app. On a basic level, you get the pitchers’ stats, batters faced, pitch location summary, and spray summary. In the Pitch Summary table, you can see some more advanced stats by pitch type, including usage, strike, swing, and swing/miss percentage, as well as average velocity. All extremely important and useful information

When you start clicking around and moving your cursor over the data, though, you’ll start to see what sets 6-4-3 Charts Pitch Tracker apart!

First, you can toggle between the summary data of a singular pitcher from the game, all the pitchers used in the game, or a group of pitchers (maybe you want to see how all your RPs performed).

Next, you can start to move your mouse around the different pitches, pitch locations, and the BIP results to get an isolated view of those specific metrics. Now you’ll be able to see the location and result of specific pitches that were tracked throughout the game.

Finally, you can toggle over to the Pitch Highlighter, Pitch Sequencing, and Team Stats modules to get a more complete look at an individual player