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1. www.mlb.com › glossary › statcastOuts Above Average (OAA) | Glossary - MLB.com

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   Definition. Outs Above Average (OAA) is a range-based metric of skill that shows how many outs a player has saved. Prior to 2020, OAA was an outfield-only metric. But it has been expanded to include infielders. OAA is calculated differently for outfielders and infielders (details below). Outfielders.

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2. baseballsavant.mlb.com › leaderboard › outs_aboveStatcast Outs Above Average Leaderboard | baseballsavant.com

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   Outs Above Average (OAA) is the cumulative effect of all individual plays a fielder has been credited or debited with, making it a range-based metric of fielding skill that accounts for the number of plays made and the difficulty of them. For example, a fielder who catches a 25% Out Probability play gets +.75; one who fails to make the play ...

3. www.reddit.com › r › baseballWhat’s the difference between DRS and OAA? I know ... - Reddit

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   OAA is essentially just a range calculation. There are two different OAA calculations, for infield vs. outfield, and for what's worth, OAA for outfielders seems to be more reliable than OAA for infielders.

4. searlebaseball.com › understanding-the-advancedUnderstanding the Advanced Stat: Outs Above Average (Outfielders)

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   Jan 4, 2020 · Outs Above Average is a Statcast metric used to evaluate an outfielder’s ability to convert fly balls into outs in relation to his peers. OAA is the cumulative expression of each fly ball hit to an outfielder and his effectiveness at catching those balls in terms of Catch Probability.

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   Feb 22, 2023 · OAA stands for Outs Above Average. It is new but has quickly become the favorite defensive stat of many throughout the game of baseball. Rather than measure a fielder’s effectiveness in runs like DRS, OAA is measured in outs and has different calculations for infielders and outfielders.

6. scoutgirlreport.com › back-to-basics-what-is-outsBack to Basics: What is Outs Above Average? - Scout Girl Report

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   Mar 12, 2020 · Outs Above Average (OAA) is a defensive statistic that measures fielding skill. It represents the amount of outs a player has saved. It’s calculated by assigning values to plays based on their difficulty, and then adding the values of each play for a season-long cumulative number.

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   How is OAA calculated for outfielders & infielders?

   • OAA is calculated differently for outfielders and infielders (details below). Outfielders Outs Above Average for outfielders starts with Catch Probability, which takes the distance an outfielder must go, the time he has to get there, and the direction he travels to put a percentage of catch likelihood on each individual batted ball.

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   What is OAA for outfielders?

   • OAA for outfielders is the season-long cumulative expression of each individual Catch Probability play. For example, if an outfielder has a ball hit to him with a 75 percent Catch Probability -- that is, one an average outfielder would make three-quarters of the time -- and he catches it, he'll receive a +.25 credit.

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   What is outs above average (OAA)?

   • Outs Above Average (OAA) is a range-based metric of skill that shows how many outs a player has saved. Prior to 2020, OAA was an outfield-only metric. But it has been expanded to include infielders. OAA is calculated differently for outfielders and infielders (details below). Outfielders

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   What is outs above average (OAA) in baseball?

   • Outs Above Average (OAA) is an advanced, range-based metric in baseball that measures a player’s defensive contributions by quantifying how many outs a player has saved. It is used to evaluate a player’s defensive skills.

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   What does OAA mean in baseball?

   • OAA is becoming a more popular (and easy to understand!) stat when talking about a player’s defense. It is calculated differently for outfielders and infielders (both discussed below). What is a good OAA value? Zero is an average number of outs expected for an average fielder.

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   What is outs above average for outfielders?

   • Outs Above Average for outfielders starts with Catch Probability, which takes the distance an outfielder must go, the time he has to get there, and the direction he travels to put a percentage of catch likelihood on each individual batted ball. OAA for outfielders is the season-long cumulative expression of each individual Catch Probability play.

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8. crashburnalley.com › outs-above-averageOuts Above Average: MLB OAA Baseball Stat, Meaning, and ...

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   ⚾ How is OAA calculated for Outfielders? The calculation of OAA for outfielders starts with something called Catch Probability. This is a measure that considers factors such as the distance an outfielder must cover to reach the ball, the time they have to get there, and the direction they travel.