There are two possible answers to this. If the H is listed next to the ER (earned runs), SO (strike outs) and BB (base on balls), it is a number of hits that the pitcher gave up. However, if you see it right after the pitcher's name: Joe Bozo (H, 1), then it stands for a "Hold" and the number right after that is the number of Holds he has been credited:
Hold
A Hold is credited any time a relief pitcher enters a game in a Save Situation, records at least one out, and leaves the game never having relinquished the lead. Note: a pitcher cannot finish the game and receive credit for a Hold, nor can he earn a hold and a save.
Reference:
http://baseballtips.com/glossary.html
sacrifice
Win
On Base Percentage
Number of Pitches, I believe.
k stands for strikeout looking K stands for strikeout swinging
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Sacrifice. Either a sacrifice bunt or sacrifice fly. Neither counts as an at bat.
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Batters: Betty, Po. Fivo, Joe Box, Regret, Gold Boy, and Devil. Pitchers: Psycher, B.B, Scufield, Soldia, Frill, and another super pitcher I do not know.
No the pitcher can move as much as he wants, till he starts his windup, once he starts his wind up the pitch must be one fluid motion, and his rear leg must be touching the pitchers mound, or he is called for a balk, and the batter will automatically get a walk.
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It was the Atlanta Braves.