A runner on first base with no outs has a 43 percent chance of scoring; a runner on second base with one out, say one who has been advanced there by a sacrifice bunt, has only a 45 percent chance of scoring. So the sacrifice increases the chance by only 2 percent! A runner who successfully steals second base with no outs, however, has a 60 percent chance of scoring a run-decidedly better odds.
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∙ 10y agoAll ballplayers have a fielding percentage stat listed for them. Anything over 980 is pretty good. Less than that is average or poor depending on the numbers. The lower the number, the more poor he performs.
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∙ 13y agoI can't find an exact percentage but I know it would be up there because they usually score on a sacrifice fly.
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∙ 12y agoI would say from all my score keeping stats about 10.6 out are made at first
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∙ 13y ago85%
the percentage that you reach base
On base percentage Plus Slugging percentage.
On base percentage plus slugging percentage
It is a combination of 3 different stats. They are OBP/SLG/OPS, which mean On Base Percentage (OBP) Slugging Percentage (SLG) OBP Plus SLG (OPS) Here is the formula for each one. On Base Percentage (OBP) is used to determine how often a batter reaches base safely divided by his number of plate appearances. [Hits (H) + Walks (BB) + Hit By Pitch (HBP)] / [At Bats (AB) + Walks (BB) + Hit By Pitch (HBP) + Sacrifice Flies (SF)] Slugging Percentage (SLG) is used to determine how much power a batter has Total Bases (TB) / At Bats (AB) On Base Percentage Plus Slugging Percentage (OPS) is exactly that: OBP + SLG This statistic is used to determine how well-rounded a batter is.
You cannot steal first base in baseball.
On Base Percentage Plus Slugging Percentage
you add together on-base percentage and slugging percentage
You may be thinking OBP... which is On Base Percentage
On Base Percentage