How to play

• Each round shows only a real career counting stat category (home runs, hits, RBI, runs, doubles, triples, total bases, walks, stolen bases, batter strikeouts, pitcher wins, pitcher strikeouts, or saves) - no player name.
• Type any player you believe sits in that stat's all-time top 100, ideally as deep on the list (as close to #100) as you dare, and hit "Lock In Guess." You only get one guess per round. Small typos are forgiven.
• If the player you named really is in that stat's top 100, you score points equal to their actual rank. Name someone who turns out to be #97 and you bank 97 points. Name someone who's #33 and you bank 33 points - the deeper on the list your correct answer is, the more it's worth.
• Name a player who isn't in that stat's top 100 at all (or a name the game can't recognize) and it's a bust - 0 points for that round. So the risk is reaching for someone obscure enough to score big without reaching too far and missing the list entirely.
• A full run is 5 rounds across 5 different stats, for a maximum possible score of 500 (only by nailing the literal #100 player each time). Try to beat your best run and climb the leaderboard.