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1. www.baseball-reference.com › leagues › majors2020 Major League Baseball Standard Batting | Baseball ...

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   Check out the standard batting stats for all the Major League Baseball teams and players on Baseball-Reference.com.

2. www.baseball-reference.com › about › bat_glossaryBatting Stats Glossary - Baseball-Reference.com

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   • Career "High"
   • 162-game Average
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   This value is calculated differently from the Total Baseball PRO+statistic. Using OPS+ makes this difference more clear.PRO+seems to be: OPS+ = PRO+ = 100 * ( OBP/lgOBP + SLG/lgSLG - 1)/BPF Where lgOBP and lgSLG are the slugging andon-base percentage of a league-average player, and BPFis thebatting park factor. This takes into account the differenc...

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   Below that is the career high for the player in each category. Itis not their best season, but the best (highest/sometimes lowest) fromall the categories. You can quickly see what Barry Bonds' careerhighs in strikeouts were along with walks, home runs, etc. We requiredthe qualifying number of plate appearances in a season forconsideration in career...

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   This is an attempt to condense each batter's career into a singleseason's worth of stats. With batters this is easy. Just take theircareer games played and divide by 162, and then divide their careertotals by that factor.

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   A set of formulas developed by Bill James and others thatestimates a player's total contributions to a team'sruns total. This is computed with the "technical" formula when possible: RC = (H+BB-CS+HBP-GIDP)*(TB+(.26*(BB-IBB+HBP))+(.52*(SH+SF+SB))))/(AB+BB+HBP+SH+SF) If SB or CS data is missing, the "basic" formula is used: RC = (H+BB+HBP)*(TB)/(AB+B...

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3. www.baseball-reference.com › leagues › majors2020 Major League Baseball Team Statistics

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   2020 MLB Standings, Team and Player Statistics, Leaderboards, Award Winners, Trades, Minor Leagues, Fielding, Batting, Pitching, New Debuts.

4. honestbaseball.com › baseball-abbreviations-explainedBaseball Abbreviations Explained | Honest Baseball

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   Sep 25, 2024 · Learn the essential baseball abbreviations and their meanings, including offensive, pitching, fielding, and advanced sabermetrics stats. Understand how these terms shape player and team performance in MLB and beyond.

5. baseballtrainingworld.com › baseball-stats-101-aBaseball Stats 101: A Complete Glossary of Baseball Statistics

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   The lists below are a complete glossary of all of the statistics in baseball and these lists are split up into two sections – the “Standard Baseball Statistics” section and the “Advanced Baseball Statistics” section.

6. help.sportsrecruits.com › hc › en-usBaseball - Commonly Confused Statistics - SportsRecruits

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   Aug 22, 2024 · If you’re confused about which baseball stats you should be entering on your SportsRecruits profile, or what the abbreviations mean - The following article can help! The descriptions below will tell you exactly what each baseball reference means so that you know how to properly fill out the statistics for your athletic information. Each ...

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   How does Baseball-Reference Work?

   • Baseball-Reference contains a wealth of data on all major league players. Both the usual and unusual (BAbip, OWn%, Rtz, Rtzhm and many more) are included. Two features in the data display that warrant mention: you can sort the years in each display by any category amd you can sum the stats for any group of years by highlighting them.

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   Where can I find a baseball encyclopedia?

   • Baseball Almanac has encyclopedia entries for all players (see the example above). They also have a tool called statmaster that will allow you to generate team reports containing a variety of statistical categories.

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   What does Avg mean in baseball?

   • For example, if a player’s AVG is .300, it means they get a hit 30% of the time. HR (Home Runs): The total number of times a player hits the ball out of the park, scoring automatically without needing to run all the bases. RBI (Runs Batted In): This stat measures how many runs a batter has contributed to scoring.

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   What does CS mean in baseball?

   • CS (Caught Stealing): The number of times a player is thrown out while attempting to steal a base. A high caught stealing rate can indicate poor judgment or timing by the runner. R (Runs): This stat tracks how many times a player successfully makes it around the bases and scores a run for their team. 6. Team Abbreviations

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   What does IP & W mean in baseball?

   • IP (Innings Pitched): This measures how many innings a pitcher has thrown. One inning equals three outs, and this stat tracks how much time a pitcher has spent on the mound. W (Wins): This shows how many games the pitcher has won as the “winning pitcher” in games where their team ended up victorious.

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   What does Sb Cs mean in baseball?

   • SB (Stolen Bases): This stat records how many times a player successfully steals a base, advancing to the next without being caught by the defense. CS (Caught Stealing): The number of times a player is thrown out while attempting to steal a base. A high caught stealing rate can indicate poor judgment or timing by the runner.

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8. sabr.org › how-to › statistical-databases-and-websitesHow to Do Baseball Research: Statistical Databases and ...

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   Baseball-Reference contains a wealth of data on all major league players. Both the usual and unusual (BAbip, OWn%, Rtz, Rtzhm and many more) are included. Two features in the data display that warrant mention: you can sort the years in each display by any category amd you can sum the stats for any group of years by highlighting them.