Opponent IQ turns copied play-by-play into clean scouting reports, player tendencies, directional profiles, and season summary data.

Select or create an opponent, save the roster, then begin processing games.

Yes. The roster should be entered before processing games so names match correctly.

Go to Processing, select the opponent, paste the play-by-play, and click Process Game.

Yes. Use Undo Last Game to remove the most recent entry.

No. Reset Season clears stats only. The roster stays saved.

This is usually a name mismatch. Make sure roster names match the play-by-play format.

No. The pasted text is processed into stats and not stored as raw data.

No. Opponent IQ is independent and not affiliated with GameChanger.

Check opponent selection, roster entry, and complete play-by-play. Then try again.

Every plate appearance starts at 0-0 and is tracked pitch by pitch. Each count records what happened during the at-bat — ball, called strike, swing and miss, foul, or ball in play.

Percentages show how often each event occurred when that count was reached (event rate), not a distribution. Because multiple events can happen in the same plate appearance — especially with two strikes — totals can exceed 100%.

Fouls are counted once per plate appearance at each count, even if multiple fouls occur.

The Season Summary shows overall opponent tendencies by player, including balls in play, directional hitting, strikeouts, walks, base running, bunts, and extra-base hits.

It is used as a quick pregame snapshot to identify who puts the ball in play, where they hit it, who runs, and who creates damage.

The Damage Table focuses on extra-base hits and where that damage is going on the field.

It is used to identify the most dangerous hitters and where their hardest contact typically shows up.

The Spray Zone tab provides a visual map of where each hitter puts balls in play.

It is used for defensive positioning, scouting cards, and quickly identifying pull, middle, or opposite-field tendencies.