Another question printing output

Hello. I just about have this program figured out. However, I am still having a problem getting the display to print out just right. I am pretty close. I am not sure how to add a text statemenet ("is safe") to true and ("is out") to false. Could anyone offer any suggestions or insight. Thanks again.
Here is how I am trying to get the display to look when the program runs:
Team 1 is up to bat:
Jason Crisp (average = 300.0) is out.
Rusty Johnson (average = 170.0) is safe.
Team 2 is up to bat:
Jason Harpham (average = 210.0) is safe.
Kevin McArthur (average = 375.0) is out.
Here is my code:

class  Player{
    private  String  firstName;
    private  String  lastName;
    private  double  average;

public  Player(String f,  String  l,  double  avg){
     firstName = f;
     lastName = l;
     average = avg;
    }
    public  String  getName(){
String s1= firstName + " " + lastName;
return s1;
    }
    public double getAverage() {
return average;
}
     public boolean isSafe() {
  int temp  =  (int)((Math.random())  *  1000  +  1);
     if (temp > average)
  return false;
 else
  return true;

}
}
  public class Player1  {
    public  static  void  main(String[]  args){
          Player p[] = new Player[9];
            System.out.println(("Team 1 is up to bat")); {}
        int counter =0;
         int avg;
    for( int i = 0; i < 9; i++) {
    avg=(9/++counter);
        p[0] = new Player("Jason","Crisp",300.0);
        p[1] = new Player("Rusty","Johnson",170.0);
        p[2] = new Player("Steve","Hill",340.0);
        p[3] = new Player("Brian","Ohare",250.0);
        p[4] = new Player("Ben","Pair",320.0);
        p[5] = new Player("Dan","Davis",310.0);
        p[6] = new Player("Logan","Richter",360.0);
        p[7] = new Player("Mike","Culver",250.0);
        p[8] = new Player("Derek","Crisp",200.0);
}
System.out.println(("Team 2 is up to bat"));{}
           Player p1[] = new Player[9];
for( int i = 0; i < 9; i++) {
  avg=(9/++counter);

p1[0] = new Player("Jason","Harpham",210.0);
        p1[1] = new Player("Kevin","MCarthur",375.0);
    p1[2] = new Player("Eric","Carter",240.0);
    p1[3] = new Player("Justin","Gill",155.0);
    p1[4] = new Player("Kevin","Carpenter",220.0);
    p1[5] = new Player("Sam","Bruntz",330.0);
    p1[6] = new Player("Ben","Sangsum",262.0);
    p1[7] = new Player("Gary","Johnson",300.0);
    p1[8] = new Player("Zander","Beard",355.0);
        System.out.println(p[i].getName() + p[i].getAverage() + p[i].isSafe());

System.out.println(p1[i].getName() + p1[i].getAverage() + p1[i].isSafe());}
        }

}

[ November 05, 2003: Message edited by: Troy Johnson ]
[ November 05, 2003: Message edited by: Troy Johnson ]
[ November 05, 2003: Message edited by: Troy Johnson ]

You don't want to print out the retrun from isSafe. You want to use the return from isSafe in an "if" to determine what to print.

Look at the ternary operator in Java. It's a condensed version of an if-else statement.

That is not a good example for someone learning java. Standard "if" statements are a better way for people starting out.