Scope and sample
Data cut: Monday, April 13, 2026. Scope: 2026 season only, through Apr 4-5 and Apr 11-12.
COMPLETED GAMES
15
MAPPED LOGS
372
RANKED PLAYERS
133
UNMATCHED ROWS
4
DATA INPUTS
Player Form Index report for France D1 through two weekends (Apr 4-5 and Apr 11-12). Includes league context, team board, player leadership, trend movement, and actionable short-window recommendations.
Data cut: Monday, April 13, 2026
Season scope: 2026 only
Games captured: 15
Data cut: Monday, April 13, 2026. Scope: 2026 season only, through Apr 4-5 and Apr 11-12.
COMPLETED GAMES
15
MAPPED LOGS
372
RANKED PLAYERS
133
UNMATCHED ROWS
4
DATA INPUTS
Early season profile is offense-forward with wide game-margin spread and mixed confidence depth.
RUN ENVIRONMENT
TOTAL RUNS
200
RUNS / GAME
13.33
MEDIAN MARGIN
4
GAME MARGIN MIX
One-run13.3%
2-4 runs40.0%
5+ runs46.7%
PFI DISTRIBUTION AND RATES
PFI MEAN
5.167
PFI MEDIAN
4.785
PFI P90
7.509
ELITE RATE
4.0%
HIGH-IMPACT RATE
10.5%
CONFIDENCE MIX (133 RANKED)
High35
Medium51
Low47
MTP
4-0
PFI: 5.791
RD: +30
RPG: 14.50
RAPG: 7.00
ROU
3-1
PFI: 5.329
RD: +17
RPG: 6.25
RAPG: 2.00
SEN
2-2
PFI: 5.101
RD: +9
RPG: 6.50
RAPG: 4.25
TOU
2-1
PFI: 5.180
RD: +1
RPG: 6.00
RAPG: 5.67
SAV
2-2
PFI: 4.868
RD: -3
RPG: 4.50
RAPG: 5.25
LAR
2-2
PFI: 4.937
RD: -10
RPG: 4.50
RAPG: 7.00
BEZ
0-3
PFI: 4.754
RD: -21
RPG: 5.33
RAPG: 12.33
PUC
0-4
PFI: 5.016
RD: -23
RPG: 5.25
RAPG: 11.00
| Team | W-L | RD | RPG | RAPG | Team PFI Avg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MTP | 4-0 | +30 | 14.50 | 7.00 | 5.791 |
| ROU | 3-1 | +17 | 6.25 | 2.00 | 5.329 |
| SEN | 2-2 | +9 | 6.50 | 4.25 | 5.101 |
| TOU | 2-1 | +1 | 6.00 | 5.67 | 5.180 |
| SAV | 2-2 | -3 | 4.50 | 5.25 | 4.868 |
| LAR | 2-2 | -10 | 4.50 | 7.00 | 4.937 |
| BEZ | 0-3 | -21 | 5.33 | 12.33 | 4.754 |
| PUC | 0-4 | -23 | 5.25 | 11.00 | 5.016 |
TEAM PFI AVG
MTP
Offense-driven engine (~90% batting share), still winning despite higher Week 2 runs allowed.
ROU
Most complete challenger with the strongest run-prevention foundation.
SEN / TOU
Offense-led teams with enough pitching support to stay competitive.
SAV
Pitching-dependent profile with negative defensive drag in this sample.
BEZ / PUC
Offense flashes are present, but run prevention remains the main constraint.
1. BOUNIOL Dorian
7.75
MTP
4 G
Conf 0.850
2. DOAT Pierre
7.48
MTP
4 G
Conf 0.850
3. SORIANO Ariel
6.67
TOU
3 G
Conf 0.760
4. FARINA Patrick James
6.43
MTP
3 G
Conf 0.712
5. MEZA Adrian
6.20
BEZ
3 G
Conf 0.712
6. HARRISON Gabriel
6.10
ROU
4 G
Conf 0.850
7. BAMBERGER Ivan Jerome Alain
6.02
TOU
3 G
Conf 0.760
8. OUANYOU Jordan Sahie
5.96
PUC
3 G
Conf 0.760
9. BROSSIER Paolo
5.91
MTP
4 G
Conf 0.850
10. ZAN Mael
5.89
MTP
4 G
Conf 0.850
1. DOAT Pierre
0.500
MTP
2. BOUNIOL Dorian
0.489
MTP
3. BROSSIER Paolo
0.479
MTP
4. ZAN Mael
0.395
MTP
5. LOPEZ TEQUEDOR YORFRANK MANUEL
0.392
SEN
6. ESTEBAN Clement
0.391
LAR
1. MERCADIER Thibault
8.787
2. PENA PEREIRA Adrian
7.847
3. PRIOUL Esteban
7.228
4. DELGADO QUINTANA Jesus Alexander
5.535
5. VERA Anderson
4.522
1. BROSSIER Paolo
10.979
MTP
2. LOPEZ TEQUEDOR YORFRANK MANUEL
7.802
SEN
3. DUSSART Jerome
7.501
PUC
4. POLIT Luc
4.361
MTP • Bat positive, pitch net neutral/negative
Largest PFI average gains (W2 vs W1)
Bar scale: relative delta in this list (100% = DUSSART Julian +3.526).
1. DUSSART Julian (PUC)
↑ +3.5262. GONZALEZ Lorenzo (PUC)
↑ +2.6263. DOAT Pierre (MTP)
↑ +2.2054. BOUNIOL Dorian (MTP)
↑ +1.3635. AMOROS Lilian (SAV)
↑ +1.353Largest PFI average declines (W2 vs W1)
Bar scale: relative delta in this list (100% = BRAINVILLE Louis -5.002).
1. BRAINVILLE Louis (ROU)
↓ -5.0022. BROSSIER Paolo (MTP)
↓ -3.4933. NAYRAL Jason (MTP)
↓ -2.6294. AMOROS Axel (SAV)
↓ -2.3985. MAYEUX Dylan (SEN)
↓ -2.338Weekend 2 vs Weekend 1 team-weighted PFI deltas
Bar scale: relative absolute delta in this list (100% = BEZ +1.473).
BEZ
↑ +1.473PUC
↑ +0.907TOU
↑ +0.383SEN
↓ -0.109LAR
↓ -0.185ROU
↓ -0.255SAV
↓ -0.291MTP
↓ -0.450PRIORITY 1
MTP: protect rotation bridge and bullpen layering; RA drift is the main vulnerability.
PRIORITY 2
ROU: keep run-prevention identity; add controlled early-count aggression on offense.
PRIORITY 3
SEN: lean into two-way optimization around Lopez/Vera usage.
PRIORITY 4
TOU: maintain high-end starter leverage and avoid depth-inning overexposure.
PRIORITY 5
PUC/BEZ: priority is run-prevention floor and defensive cleanliness to convert close scripts.
PRIORITY 6
League scouting: track two-way workloads and reliever micro-stint variance weekly.