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I am a bloke but, I recall hearing somewhere that is was 5 to 3. But I have no more authority than that. ---- In the 2007 season, the average runs scored by a National League team was 471.78 and an American League team was 122.87. In 2006, the NL average was 4.76 and the AL average was 4.97.
usually in the 'ballpark' of .260... http://www.Baseball-almanac.com/hitting/hibavg4.shtml
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