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Baseball Think Factory. B a s e b a LL T h i n k F a c t o r y (est. 1996) is dedicated to the thoughtful analysis of baseball, both real and imagined. Assistance for both sabermetricians and game players is provided here. If you can not find what you are looking for, email me and I'll try to provide the information.
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Regular Batting = 180 hits / 633 at bats or .2844. Batting with runners in scoring position = 57 hits / 184 at bats or .3098. Subtract regular batting from batting with runners in scoring position, multiply the result times at bats with runners in scoring position, and round the result. (.3098-.2844)*184 = 4.674 or 5.
BTF's Baseball Scholars. The Batter/Pitcher Match Up. [ Webmaster's Note: The following article in the By the Numbers newsletter of Statistical Analysis Committee of SABR and appears here courtesy of the author. 1983 Baseball Abstract. Where PitAvg equals batting average against the pitcher.
Of course, that wasn't quite as easy as you'd think. First, I had to assemble team statistics for every club for the 1955-1997 period. This task, in itself, was difficult. Nevertheless, with the assistance of Sean Lahman and Tom Ruane, it was not an insurmountable problem. I next had to make a decision about exactly how I would determine accuracy.
runner on 2nd to 3rd, runner on 1st out at 2nd, batter out at 1st. roll one 6 sided die a roll of 1 or 2, runner on 2nd forced at third, runner on 1st to 2nd, batter safe at 1st. a roll of 3-6 runner on 2nd to 3rd, runner on 1st out at 2nd, batter safe at 1st. all runners advance one base, batter out at 1st.
So then, to get the MLE At Bats, we just add the amount of outs they really made to the amount of hits. Clyburn: 136 + 364 = 500 Konerko: 108 + 327 = 435. So finally, after using the complete stats to calculate batting average, on-base percentage, and slugging percentages, we end up with:
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