Track-A-Pitch's stats glossary is an indispensable feature in the app, designed to demystify the world of baseball statistics. Its purpose is to provide users with clear explanations of key baseball metrics, fostering a deeper understanding of the game. This user-friendly resource enhances engagement, supports informed decision-making, and acts as an educational tool, reducing confusion and promoting a profound appreciation for the sport of baseball. Whether you're a rookie fan or a seasoned enthusiast, this glossary empowers you to navigate the complex world of baseball stats with ease. 

The stats below are what's listed in Track-A-Pitch:

1. Total Pitches (TP): The overall count of pitches thrown by a pitcher in a game or during a specific period.

2. Balls (B): The number of pitches thrown by a pitcher that are deemed outside the strike zone by the umpire, resulting in a ball being called.

3. Strikes (ST): The number of pitches thrown that are within the strike zone and are considered strikes.

4. Batters Faced (BF): The number of individual batters a pitcher faces during a game or specific time frame.

5. Breaking Ball (CB): A category of pitches that includes curveballs, sliders, and other pitches with significant lateral movement.

6. Breaking Ball Strike (CBS): The number of Breaking Ball strikes thrown.

7. Breaking Ball Strike% (CB%): The percentage of Breaking Ball strikes, out of the total Breaking Balls thrown.

8. Changeup (CH): A type of pitch that is thrown with the intent of deceiving the batter through a slower speed and differing movement.

9. Changeup Strike (CH%): The number of Changeup strikes thrown.

10. Changeup Strike% (CH%): The percentage of Changeup strikes, out of the total Changeups thrown.

11. Earned Run Avg (ERA): A pitcher's average number of earned runs given up per nine innings pitched, indicating their effectiveness in preventing runs.

12. Earned Runs Allowed (ER): The number of runs a pitcher allows that are considered earned, reflecting their performance in preventing opposing teams from scoring.

13. Fastball (FB): A type of pitch that is thrown with maximum velocity and minimal spin, generally used to overpower hitters.

14. Fastball Strike (FBS): The number of Fastball strikes thrown.

15. Fastball Strike% (FB%): The percentage of Fastball strikes, out of the total Fastballs thrown.

16. First Pitch Strike% (FPS%): The percentage of first-pitch strikes, out of the total first pitches thrown.

17. First Pitch Strike (FPS): The number of times a pitcher successfully throws a first-pitch strike to a batter.

18. Flyball% (FB%): The percentage of batted balls that are fly balls, which tend to result in pop-ups or long flyouts.

19. Groundball% (GB%): The percentage of batted balls that are ground balls, which are more likely to result in groundouts or base hits.

20. Hit Batter (HBP): The number of batters a pitcher hits with a pitch. This is also known as Hit by Pitch.

21. Hits (H): The number of times a batter successfully makes contact with the pitch and reaches base safely and without an error.

22. Hits per 9 Innings (K/9): This statistic measures the average number of hits a pitcher allows per nine innings pitched. H/9 is an indicator of a pitcher's ability to limit base hits by opposing batters. 

23. Innings Pitched (IP): The total number of innings a pitcher has played in a game or over a specific time period.

24. Line Drive% (LD%): The percentage of batted balls that are line drives, which are often associated with hard-hit balls.

25. Opposing Team Batting Avg (BAA): The average batting performance of the opposing team against a particular pitcher, indicating how well the pitcher is limiting hits.

26. Pitches by Inning (PBI): Pitches by inning in baseball refer to the number of pitches thrown by a pitcher in each inning of a game. It's a statistic used to track a pitcher's workload, efficiency, and endurance throughout the game.

27. Pitches Per Inning (P/IP): The average number of pitches a pitcher throws in a single inning, reflecting their efficiency and stamina.

28. Strike % (ST%): The percentage of pitches thrown that are strikes, indicating a pitcher's control and ability to locate pitches in the strike zone.

29. Strikeout to Walk Ratio (K/BB): K/BB is a pitcher's ratio of strikeouts (K) to walks (BB), indicating their control and performance, with a higher ratio signifying better pitching.

30. Strikeouts (K): The number of batters a pitcher retires by throwing three strikes to each batter, resulting in an out.

31. Strikeouts per 9 Innings (K/9): A statistical measure indicating the average number of strikeouts a pitcher achieves per nine innings pitched. It's a measure of a pitcher's ability to strike out opposing batters.

32. Strike Looking (SL): Refers to a called strike by the umpire without the batter swinging at the pitched ball.

33. Strike Looking % (SL%): The percentage of total strikes recorded, where the batter didn't swing at the pitched ball but was called a strike by the umpire.

34. Strike Swinging (SS): Refers to a strike that occurs when the batter swings at a pitched ball and misses.

35. Strike Swinging % (SS%): The percentage of total strikes recorded, that result from a batter swinging at the pitched ball and missing.

36. Walks & Hits Per Inning (WHIP): A statistic that calculates the average number of walks and hits a pitcher allows per inning, measuring their overall effectiveness.

37. Walks (BB): A walk is when a batter reaches first base after four balls are pitched outside the strike zone.

38. Walks per 9 Innings (BB/9): This statistic measures the average number of walks a pitcher allows per nine innings pitched. BB/9 is an indicator of a pitcher's control and ability to avoid giving free passes to opposing batters. 

39. Walks Per Inning (BB/IP): The number of walks a pitcher allows per inning, indicating their control and ability to avoid free bases.