Hit and Run and Bunting

anywhere to find your teams attempts and the player's success rates?

Go to STATS and Manager Profiles. You will see you each team's attempts at bunting and hit/run plays and success rate. Nothing that I know of for individual info.

never knew that was there? thanks

dont understand it goes H&R 1, att 3, adv 3?

h/r 1 (one attempt that resulted in a hit. att 3 (3 total attempts) adv (three runners advanced which includes grounballs that advanced the runner as well as hits)

so theres no way of knowing total H&R attempts vs successful attempts?

so theres no way of knowing total H&R attempts vs successful attempts?

Individually, there isn't, short of tabulating every game from the replays.
Team is listed as stated above.

be nice to have H&R, bunting, and OF's success rate in throwing out runners.

be nice to have H&R, bunting, and OF's success rate in throwing out runners.

As mentioned by others above, you can get H&R and Bunting from the Manager Profile page. Bunting will show SAC--ATT, in other words how many successful sacrifices a team (and league) had, and how many attempts the team made.

Outfield Assists (which indicates success throwing out runners) shows up on the Team Fielding page under OFAst. This doesn't give you how many attempts were made to advance on a runner's arm, but it's still useful. You can derive the assists of individual outfielders by looking at the Ast # on the team fielding page. But watch about if the player is also rated at an infield position, since then they may be credited with some INF assists as well. Inf assists can be much higher than for OFs.

One can get a sense of a manager's offensive style by looking at their Sac and H&R attempts, etc. Some managers never or hardly ever Sac and/or H&R. Others do it fairly frequently. It all depends on the skills of the team and the approach of the manager. A non-DH league will generally have higher Sac ATT, because the pitchers are bunting.

thanks for the info. I'm one of the neither nors but am trying to get a feel for H&R. used to field base stealing teams but with the huge player pool. -2+ catchers combined with -Hold pitchers are abundant now.