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1. www.gaimday.com › blog › mlb-standings-explainedHow Do MLB Standings Work? (Each Column Explained)

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   To calculate how many expected Wins, multiply the X-WL value with the total number of games played. Example: If X-WL% = 0.600, then…. 0.600 * 162 = 97.2. Round the value to the nearest whole number to determine Win total: 97 Wins. Subtract the Win count from the total games played: 162-97 = 65 Losses.

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

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   Sep 25, 2024 · AB (At-Bat): The number of times a player steps up to the plate and either hits, walks, or strikes out. It excludes sacrifices and walks. AVG (Batting Average): A player’s batting average is calculated by dividing their hits by their at-bats. This stat shows how often a player successfully gets a hit when at bat.

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4. baseballxgear.com › baseball-stats-abbreviationsBaseball Stats Abbreviations – What Do They Mean?

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   BA = Batting average – A hitter’s batting average is calculated by taking the number of hits divided by the number of “official” at bats. BA/RSP = Batting average with runners in scoring position. BABIP = Batting average on balls in play – The batting average solely on balls that are in play and able to be fielded.

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   Feb 6, 2024 · The batter has to stand in one when they try to hit the baseball. Batting Order - the order in which the hitters take their turn to come up and bat. BBCOR - Bat-Ball Coefficient of Restitution is the standard currently governing adult baseball bats used in High School and Collegiate play. Beanball - a pitch thrown at the hitter's head. An ...

6. battersradar.com › common-baseball-terms-jargonBaseball Jargon Made Easy: 70+ Terms Explained - Batter's Radar

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   Oct 20, 2021 · When the game is tied after 9 innings, teams continue playing. The rest of the game after 9 innings is called “extra innings”. This is baseball’s version of overtime. F Fair Ball. A ball that lands on or inside of the foul lines. Fielder’s Choice. When a defender catches a ground ball and throws out a base runner, but not the batter.

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   A double just means got to second. As stand up means you got there with time that you didn't have to slide. You hit well enough that with your speed and the distance you cranked the ball gave you plenty of time to arrive at second so you just run into the bag instead of sliding. Normally, players have to slide into second because they're ...

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   What does tagging up mean in baseball?

   • Tagging Up - when a runner waits for a fly ball to legally be caught before taking off. Taking a Lead - when a runner inches away from a base to make a stolen base attempt easier. Taking a Pitch - when a hitter doesn't swing at a pitch hoping the umpire will call it a ball.

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   What does pop up mean in baseball?

   • Pop Up / Pop Fly - a fly ball, usually in the infield. Power Alleys - the spaces between the outfielders. Hitters attempt to hit in those areas for extra-base hits. Power Pitcher - a pitcher who throws a lot of fastballs. Put Out - when a fielder records an out. Rain Delay - when rain causes the game to be temporarily postponed.

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   What does going around mean in baseball?

   • Going Around - an umpire's ruling that a batter did not check their swing and a strike should be called. Gopher Ball - a bad pitch that results in a homerun. Grand Slam - a homerun that is hit with the bases loaded. Ground Ball / Grounder - a ball hit on the ground rather than in the air.

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   What does app mean in baseball?

   • APP = Appearance – A pitcher is credited with an appearance if he pitches in a given game and faces at least one batter. BAA = Opponent batting average BABIP = Opponent Batting Average on Balls in Play – The rate at which the pitcher allows a hit when the ball is put in play, calculated as (H-HR)/ (AB-K-HR+SF).

   Baseball Stats Abbreviations – What Do They Mean?

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   What is a bullpen in baseball?

   • It is the total number of hits divided by the total number of at bats. Example: A batter who is 1-10 would have a .100 or “one hundred” batting average. Typically a term reserved for professional players. The bullpen is the area where the relief pitchers sit during the game. Bullpen can also mean the collective group of relief pitchers on the team.

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   What does catching a ball mean in baseball?

   • When the ball is hit on the ground and the fielder is able to catch the ball and throw the batter out at first base. A play where the coach allows the hitter to try to hit the ball while also having the runner tries to steal the next base.

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   Fungo Bat: A lightweight baseball bat primarily used by coaches to hit to players during warmups and practices. Fungo bats are longer than normal bats and offer the most consistency when hitting/placing batted balls. Full Count: A full count is when a batter has three balls and two strikes.