Offensive Stat Definitions, by group

Offensive Stat Definitions, alphabetical
Pitching Stat Definitions, by group
Pitching Stat Definitions, alphabetical
Fielding Stat Definitions, by group
Fielding Stat Definitions, alphabetical


Base ProductionBatting BasesRunning BasesTeam Bases
Out ProductionBatting OutsRunning ErrorsTeam Outs
Bases RunTeam Base RunningError Base Running
Bases LostOutsGeneral

Base Production: Totals

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BPBases ProducedBases Produced are the total number of bases an offensive player's actions enable either himself or his teammates to advance to.Bases Produced (BP) = Batting BP (BBP) + Running BP (RBP) + Team BP (TBP)




BPBases ProducedBases Produced are the total number of bases an offensive player's actions enable either himself or his teammates to advance to.Bases Produced (BP) = First Base Produced (BP1) + Second Base Produced (BP2) + Third Base Produced (BP3) + Home Base Produced (BP4)




BP1First Base ProducedFirst Base Produced is the total number of times an offensive player's actions enable him to advance to first.First Base Produced = Base Hits (H) + Total Walks (TBB) + Times Hit by Pitch (HBP)




BP2Second Base ProducedSecond Base Produced is the total number of times an offensive player's actions enable either himself or a teammate to advance to second.Second Base Produced (BP2) = Second Batting Base Produced (BBP2) + Second Running Base Produced (RBP2) + Second Team Base Produced (TBP2)




BP3Third Base ProducedThird Base Produced is the total number of times an offensive player's actions enable either himself or a teammate to advance to third.Third Base Produced (BP3) = Third Batting Base Produced (BBP3) + Third Running Base Produced (RBP3) + Third Team Base Produced (TBP3)




BP4Home Base ProducedHome Base Produced is the total number of times an offensive player's actions enable either himself or a teammate to score.Home Base Produced (BP4) = Home Runs (HR) + Home Running Base Produced (RBP4) + Home Team Base Produced (TBP4)




Base Production: Chances

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BPCBase Production ChancesBase Production Chances is the total number of chances an offensive player has to produce bases.Base Production Chances (BPC) = Plate Appearances (PA) + Pinch Running Substitutions (PRS) + Team Base Production Chances (TBC)




BPC1First Base Production ChancesFirst Base Production Chances is the total number of chances an offensive player has to produce first base.First Base Production Chances (BPC1) = Plate Appearances (PA)




BPC2Second Base Production ChancesSecond Base Production Chances is the total number of chances an offensive player has to produce second base.Second Base Production Chances (BPC2) = First Pinch Running Substitution (PRS1) + Second Team Base Production Chance (TBPC2)




BPC3Third Base Production ChancesThird Base Production Chances is the total number of chances an offensive player has to produce third base.Third Base Production Chances (BPC3) = Second Pinch Running Substitution (PRS2) + Third Team Base Production Chance (TBPC3)




BPC4Home Base Production ChancesHome Base Production Chances is the total number of chances an offensive player has to produce home.Home Base Production Chances (BPC4) = Third Pinch Running Substitution (PRS3) + Home Team Base Production Chance (TBPC4)




Base Production: Ratios

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BPAVGBase Production AverageBase Production Average is the average number of bases an offensive player produces for each chance he has to produce a base.Base Production Average (BPAVG) = Bases Produced (BP) / Base Production Chances (BPC)




BPPCTBase Production PercentageBase Production Percentage is the percentage of bases an offensive player has produced out of the total number of bases he could have possibly produced.Base Production Percentage (BPPCT) = Bases Produced (BP) / (4*First Base Production Chances (BPC1) + 3*Second Base Production Chances (BPC2) + 2*Third Base Production Chances (BPC3) + Home Base Production Chances (BPC4))




BP1PCTFirst Base Production PercentageFirst Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player has produced first out of the total number of times he has attempted to produce first base.First Base Production Percentage (BP1PCT) = First Base Produced (BP1) / Batting Base Production Attempts (BBPA)




BP2PCTSecond Base Production PercentageSecond Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player has produced second out of the total number of chances he has had to produce second base.Second Base Production Percentage (BP2PCT) = Second Base Produced (BP2) / (First Base Production Chances (BPC1) + Second Base Production Chances (BPC2))




BP3PCTThird Base Production PercentageThird Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player has produced third out of the total number of chances he has had to produce third base.Third Base Production Percentage (BP3PCT) = Third Base Produced (BP3) / (First Base Production Chances (BPC1) + Second Base Production Chances (BPC2) + Third Base Production Chances (BPC3))




BP4PCTHome Base Production PercentageHome Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player has produced home out of the total number of chances he has had to produce home.Home Base Production Percentage (BP4PCT) = Home Base Produced (BP4) / (First Base Production Chances (BPC1) + Second Base Production Chances (BPC2) + Third Base Production Chances (BPC3) + Home Base Production Chances (BP4))




Out Production

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BPGBases Produced per 27 Outs ProducedBases Produced per 27 Outs Produced represents the average number of bases an offensive player would produce in a 27 Out game.Bases Produced per 27 Outs Produced (BPG) = Bases Produced (BP) / 27 * Outs Produced (OP)




BP4GHome Base Produced per 27 Outs ProducedHome Base Produced per 27 Outs Produced represents the average number of times an offensive player would produce home in a 27 Out game.Home Base Produced per 27 Outs Produced (BP4G) = Home Base Produced (BP4) / 27 * Outs Produced (OP)




OPOuts ProducedOuts Produced is the number of times an offensive player's actions cause either himself or a teammate to be put out.Outs Produced (OP) = Batting OP (BOP) + Running Errors (RE) + Team OP (TOP)




OPCOut Production ChancesOut Production Chances is the number of chances an offensive player has to produce outs.Plate Appearances (PA) + Pinch Running Substitutions (PRS) + Team Error Chances (TEC)




OPPCTOut Production PercentageOut Production Percentage represents the percentage of outs a player has not produced out of the total number of opportunities he has had to produce outs.Out Production Percentage (OPPCT) = 1 - (Outs Produced (OP) / Out Production Chances (OPC))




Batting Bases: Totals

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BBPBatting Bases ProducedBatting Bases Produced is the total number of bases an offensive player's actions as a batter enable him to advance to.Batting Bases Produced (BBP) = Total Bases (TB) + Total Walks (TBB) + Times Hit by Pitch (HBP)




BBPBatting Bases ProducedBatting Bases Produced is the total number of bases an offensive player's actions as a batter enable him to advance to.Batting Bases Produced (BBP) = First Batting Base Produced (BBP1) + Second Batting Base Produced (BBP2) + Third Batting Base Produced (BBP3) + Home Runs (HR)




TBTotal BasesTotal Bases is the total number of bases an offensive player advances to on base hits.Total Bases (TB) = Singles (1B) + 2 * Doubles (2B) + 3 * Triples (3B) + 4 * Home Runs (HR)




BH1SinglesSingles is the number of times an offensive player safely reaches no further than first on a base hit.




BH2DoublesDoubles is the number of times an offensive player safely reaches no further than second on a base hit.




GRDGround Rule DoublesGround Rule Doubles is the number of times an offensive player safely reaches no further than second on a base hit that leaves the ball park.




BH3TriplesTriples is the number of times an offensive player safely reaches no further than third on a base hit.




BH4Home RunsHome Runs is the number of times an offensive player safely reaches home on a base hit.




IPHRInside-the-park Home RunsHome Runs is the number of times an offensive player safely reaches home on a base hit that does not leave the ball park.




TBBTotal WalksTotal Walks is the number of times an offensive player is awarded first base on balls.Total Walks (TBB) = Walks (BB) + Intentional Walks (IBB)




BBWalksWalks is the number of times an offensive player is awarded first base on balls without the last ball being intentionally thrown outside the strike zone.




IBBIntentional WalksIntentional Walks is the number of times an offensive player is awarded first base on balls when the last ball is intentionally thrown outside the strike zone.




HBPTimes Hit by PitchTimes Hit by Pitch is the number of times an offensive player is awarded first base after being hit by a pitch.




BBP1First Batting Base ProducedFirst Batting Base Produced is the total number of times an offensive player's actions as a batter enable him to advance to first.First Batting Base Produced (BP1) = Base Hits (H) + Total Walks (TBB) + Times Hit by Pitch (HBP)




BHBase HitsBase Hits is the number of times a batter reaches base safely by putting the ball in play.Base Hits (H) = Singles (1B) + Doubles (2B) + Triples (3B) + Home Runs (HR)




BBP2Second Batting Base ProducedSecond Batting Base Produced is the number of times a batter reaches second base safely by putting the ball in play.Second Batting Base Produced (BBP2) = Doubles (2B) + Triples (3B) + Home Runs (HR)




BBP3Third Batting Base ProducedThird Batting Base Produced is the number of times a batter reaches third base safely by putting the ball in play.Third Batting Base Produced (BBP3) = Triples (3B) + Home Runs (HR)




BBP4Home Batting Base ProducedHome Batting Base Produced is the number of times a batter reaches home safely by putting the ball in play.Home Batting Base Produced (BBP4) = Home Runs (HR)




Batting Bases: Attempts and Chances

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BBPABatting Base Production AttemptsBatting Base Production Attempts is the number of plate appearances an offensive player has had which ended in attempts to produce batting bases for himself.Batting Base Production Chances (BBPA) = Plate Appearances (PA) - Sacrifice Hit Attempts (SHA) - Reached on Catcher's Interferences (RCI) + Sacrifice Bunt Hits (SBH)




BHABase Hit AttemptsBase Hit Attempts (BHA) is the number of plate appearances an offensive player has had which ended in attempts to reach base safely on a base hit.Batting Base Production Chances (BBPA) = Plate Appearances (PA) - Total Walks (TBB) - Times Hit by Pitch (HBP) - Sacrifice Hit Attempts (SHA) - Reached on Catcher's Interferences (RCI) + Sacrifice Bunt Hits (SBH)




PAPlate AppearancesPlate Appearances is the number of times an offensive player appears at the plate as a batter.




Batting Bases: Ratios

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BBPAVGBatting Base Production AverageBatting Base Production Average is the average number of bases an offensive player produces every time he attempts to produce batting bases for himself.Batting Base Production Average (BBPAVG) = Batting Bases Produced (BBP) / Batting Base Production Attempts (BBPA)




BBP1PCTFirst Batting Base Production PercentageFirst Batting Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player produces first base out of the number of times he attempts to produce batting bases for himself.First Batting Base Production Percentage (BBP1PCT) = First Batting Base Produced (BBP1) / Batting Base Production Attempts (BBPA)




BBP2PCTSecond Batting Base Production PercentageSecond Batting Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player produces second base for himself out of the number of times he attempts to produce batting bases for himself.Second Batting Base Production Percentage (BBP2PCT) = Second Batting Base Produced (BBP2) / Batting Base Production Attempts (BBPA)




BBP3PCTThird Batting Base Production PercentageThird Batting Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player produces third base for himself out of the number of times he attempts to produce batting bases for himself.Third Batting Base Production Percentage (BBP3PCT) = Third Batting Base Produced (BBP3) / Batting Base Production Attempts (BBPA)




BBP4PCTHome Batting Base Production PercentageHome Batting Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player produces home for himself out of the number of times he attempts to produce batting bases for himself.Home Batting Base Production Percentage (BBP4PCT) = Home Batting Base Produced (BBP3) / Batting Base Production Attempts (BBPA)




TBAVGTotal Base AverageTotal Base Average is the average number of batting bases an offensive player produces for himself out of the number of times he attempts to produce base hits.Total Base Average (TBAVG) = Total Bases (TB) / Base Hit Attempts (BHA)




BHPCTBase Hit PercentageBase Hit Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player reaches base safely on a base hit out of the number of times he attempts to produce base hits.Base Hit Percentage (BHPCT) = Base Hits (BH) / Base Hit Attempts (BHA)




BH1PCTSingle PercentageSingle Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player reaches no further than first base safely out of the number of times he attempts to produce base hits.Single Percentage (BH1PCT) = Singles (BH1) / Base Hit Attempts (BHA)




BH2PCTDouble PercentageDouble Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player reaches no further than second base safely out of the number of times he attempts to produce base hits.Double Percentage (BH2PCT) = Doubles (BH2) / Base Hit Attempts (BHA)




BH3PCTTriple PercentageTriple Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player reaches no further than third base safely out of the number of times he attempts to produce base hits.Triple Percentage (BH3PCT) = Triples (BH3) / Base Hit Attempts (BHA)




BH4PCTHome Run PercentageHome Run Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player reaches home safely out of the number of times he attempts to produce base hits.Home Run Percentage (BH4PCT) = Home Runs (BH4) / Base Hit Attempts (BHA)




TBBPCTTotal Walk PercentageTotal Walk Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player draws a walk out of the number of times he attempts to produce batting bases.Total Walk Percentage (TBBPCT) = Total Walks (TBB) / Batting Base Production Attempts (BBPA)




BBPCTWalk PercentageWalk Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player draws an unintentional walk out of the number of times he attempts to produce batting bases.Walk Percentage (BBPCT) = Walks (BB) / Batting Base Production Attempts (BBPA)




IBBPCTIntentional Walk PercentageIntentional Walk Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player draws an intentional walk out of the number of times he attempts to produce batting bases.Intentional Walk Percentage (IBBPCT) = Intentional Walks (IBB) / Batting Base Production Attempts (BBPA)




HBPPCTHit by Pitch PercentageHit by Pitch Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player is hit by a pitch out of the number of times he attempts to produce batting bases.Hit by Pitch Percentage (HBPPCT) = Times Hit by Pitch (HBP) / Batting Base Production Attempts (BBPA)




Batting Outs: Totals

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Stat Definition
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BOPBatting Outs ProducedBatting Outs Produced is the number of times an offensive player's actions as a batter cause him to be put out.Batting Outs Produced (BOP) = Strike Outs (SO) + Ground Outs (GO) + Fly Outs (FO) + Pop Outs (PO) + Foul Outs (FLO) + Line Outs (LO) + Sacrifice Hits (SH) + Sacrifice Flies (SF) + Other Batting Outs (OBO) + Grounded into Double Plays (GDP) + Lined into Double Plays (LDP) + Grounded into Triple Plays (GTP) + Lined into Triple Plays (LTP) + Other Team Errors (OTE)




SOStrike OutsNote: these strikeout totals exclude plate appearances in which the batter safely reaches first on a third strike wild pitch or passed ball.




SOSStrike Outs SwingingNote: these strikeout totals exclude plate appearances in which the batter safely reaches first on a third strike wild pitch or passed ball.




SOLStrike Outs LookingNote: these strikeout totals exclude plate appearances in which the batter safely reaches first on a third strike wild pitch or passed ball.




SOBStrike Outs Bunting FoulNote: these strikeout totals exclude plate appearances in which the batter safely reaches first on a third strike wild pitch or passed ball.




GOGround Outs




FOFly Outs




FLOFoul Outs




POPop Outs




LOLine Outs




OBOOther Batting OutsOther Batting Outs is the number of times a batter is put out on unusual plays such as batter's interference, runner's interference, being hit by his own batted ball, or illegally batting a ball.




TSHTotal Sacrifice HitsTotal Sacrifice Hits is the official number of times an offensive player is credited with a sacrifice for laying down a bunt which advances a teammate who is already on base. This includes "sacrifices" in which the batter is not actually put out.Total Sacrifice Hits (TSH) = Sacrifice Hits (SH) + Reached on Sacrifice Hits (RSH) + Errors on Sacrifice Hits (ESH)




SHSacrifice HitsSacrifice Hits is the number of times an offensive player is put out after laying down a bunt which advances a teammate who is already on base.




RSHReached on Sacrifice HitsReached on Sacrifice Hits is the number of times an offensive player reaches first base on sacrifice hits in which the defense attempts to put out a runner but fails to do so.




ESHErrors on Sacrifice HitsErrors on Sacrifice Hits is the number of times an offensive player safely reaches first on a sacrifice hit because the defense commits an error.




SBHSacrifice Bunt HitsSacrifice Bunt Hits is the number of times a batter is credited with a base hit on an attempted sacrifice hit.




TSFTotal Sacrifice FliesTotal Sacrifice Flies is the official number of times an offensive player is credited with a sacrifice fly for hitting a fly ball on which a teammate tags and scores. This includes "sacrifice flies" in which the fly ball is not actually caught for an out.Total Sacrifice Flies (TSF) = Sacrifice Flies (SF) + Errors on Sacrifice Flies (ESF)




SFSacrifice FliesSacrifice Flies is the number of times an offensive player hits a fly out which enables a teammate to tag up and score.




ESFErrors on Sacrifice FliesErrors on Sacrifice Flies is the number of times an offensive player safely reaches first on a sacrifice fly because the defense commits an error.




Batting Outs: Attempts and Chances

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SHASacrifice Hit AttemptsSacrifice Hit Attempts is the number of times a batter ends a plate appearance by attempting a bunt with at least one runner on base and less than two out.




SFASacrifice Fly AttemptsSacrifice Fly Attempts is the number of times a batter hits a fly out, pop out, line out or foul out with a runner on third base and less than two out.




SFCSacrifice Fly ChancesSacrifice Fly Chances is the number of plate appearances and offensive player has with a runner on third base and less than two out.




Batting Outs: Ratios

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BOPPCTBatting Out Production PercentageBatting Out Production Percentage is the percentage of plate appearances a batter has in which he does not produce a batting out.Batting Out Production Percentage (BOPPCT) = 1 - (Batting Outs Produced (BOP) / Plate Appearances (PA))




SHPCTSacrifice Hit PercentageSacrifice Hit Percentage is the percentage of times a batter successfully executes a sacrifice bunt or reaches base on a sacrifice bunt attempt, out of the number of times he attempts to lay down a sacrifice bunt.Sacrifice Hit Percentage (SHPCT) = (Total Sacrifice Hits (TSH) + Sacrifice Bunt Hits (SBH)) / Sacrifice Hit Attempts (SHA)




SHEFFSacrifice Hit EfficiencySacrifice Hit Efficiency is the percentage of times a batter successfully executes a sacrifice bunt or reaches base on a sacrifice bunt attempt, out of the number of opportunities he has to attempt a sacrifice bunt.Sacrifice Hit Efficiency (SHEFF) = (Total Sacrifice Hits (TSH) + Sacrifice Bunt Hits (SBH)) / First Team Error Chances (TEC1)




SHPROSacrifice Hit PropensitySacrifice Hit Propensity is the percentage of times a batter attempts to lay down a sacrifice bunt, out of the number of opportunities he has to attempt a sacrifice bunt.Sacrifice Hit Propensity (SHPRO) = Sacrifice Hit Attempts (SHA) / First Team Error Chances (TEC1)




SFPCTSacrifice Fly PercentageSacrifice Fly Percentage is the percentage of times a batter successfully hits a sacrifice fly, out of the number of times he attempts to hit a sacrifice fly.Sacrifice Fly Percentage (SFPCT) = Total Sacrifice Flies (TSF) / Sacrifice Fly Attempts (SFA)




SFEFFSacrifice Fly EfficiencySacrifice Fly Efficiency is the percentage of times a batter successfully hits a sacrifice fly, out of the number of opportunities he has to hit a sacrifice fly.Sacrifice Fly Percentage (SFPCT) = Total Sacrifice Flies (TSF) / Sacrifice Fly Chances (SFC)




SFPROSacrifice Fly PropensitySacrifice Fly Propensity is the percentage of times a batter attempts to hit a sacrifice fly, out of the number of opportunities he has to hit a sacrifice fly.Sacrifice Fly Propensity (SFPRO) = Sacrifice Fly Attempts (SFA) / Sacrifice Fly Chances (SFC)




Running Bases: Totals

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RBPRunning Bases ProducedRunning Bases Produced is the number of bases a baserunner advances to on his own initiative.Running Bases Produced (RBP) = Bases Stolen (BS) + Bases Gained (BG) + Bases on Fielders Indifference (FI)




RBPRunning Bases ProducedRunning Bases Produced is the number of bases a baserunner advances to on his own initiative.Running Bases Produced (RBP) = Second Running Base Produced (RBP2) + Third Running Base Produced (RBP3) + Home Running Base Produced (RBP4)




RBP2Second Running Base ProducedSecond Running Base Produced is the number of times a baserunner advances to second on his own initiative.Second Running Base Produced (RBP2) = Second Base Stolen (BS2) + Second Base Gained (BG2) + Second Base on Fielders Indifference (FI4)




RBP3Third Running Base ProducedThird Running Base Produced is the number of times a baserunner advances to third on his own initiative.Third Running Base Produced (RBP3) = Third Base Stolen (BS3) + Third Base Gained (BG3) + Third Base on Fielders Indifference (FI4)




RBP4Home Running Base ProducedHome Running Base Produced is the number of times a baserunner scores on his own initiative.Home Running Base Produced (RBP4) = Home Base Stolen (BS4) + Home Base Gained (BG4) + Home Base on Fielders Indifference (FI4)




BSBases StolenBases Stolen is the number of times a baserunner advances a base on a pitch against the defense's will.Bases Stolen (BS) = Second Base Stolen (BS2) + Third Base Stolen (BS3) + Home Base Stolen (BS4)




BS2Second Base StolenSecond Base Stolen is the number of times a baserunner advances to second on a pitch against the defense's will.




BS3Third Base StolenThird Base Stolen is the number of times a baserunner advances to third on a pitch against the defense's will.




BS4Home Base StolenHome Base Stolen is the number of times a baserunner scores on a pitch against the defense's will.




BGBases GainedBases Gained is the number of bases a baserunner advances to by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved.Bases Gained (BG) = Second Base Gained (BG2) + Third Base Gained (BG3) + Home Base Gained (BG4)




BG2Second Base GainedSecond Base Gained is the number of times a baserunner advances to second by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved.




BG3Third Base GainedThird Base Gained is the number of times a baserunner advances to third by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved.




BG4Home Base GainedHome Base Gained is the number of times a baserunner scores by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved.




FIBases on Fielders IndifferenceBases on Fielders Indifference is the number of bases a baserunner advances to without the defense attempting to stop him from advancing.Bases on Fielders Indifference (FI) = Second Base on Fielders Indifference (FI2) + Third Base on Fielders Indifference (FI3) + Home Base on Fielders Indifference (FI4)




FI2Second Base on Fielders IndifferenceSecond Base on Fielders Indifference is the number of times a baserunner advances to second without the defense attempting to stop him from advancing.




FI3Third Base on Fielders IndifferenceThird Base on Fielders Indifference is the number of times a baserunner advances to third without the defense attempting to stop him from advancing.




FI4Home Base on Fielders IndifferenceHome Base on Fielders Indifference is the number of times a baserunner scores without the defense attempting to stop him from advancing.




Running Bases: Attempts

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Stat Definition
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RBPARunning Base Production AttemptsRunning Base Production Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance a base on his own initiative.Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA) = Base Stealing Attempts (BSA) + Base Gaining Attempts (BGA)




RBPA2Second Running Base Production AttemptsSecond Running Base Production Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to second on his own initiative.Second Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA2) = Second Base Stealing Attempts (BSA2) + Second Base Gaining Attempts (BGA2) + Second Base on Fielders Indifference (FI2)




RBPA3Third Running Base Production AttemptsThird Running Base Production Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to third on his own initiative.Third Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA3) = Third Base Stealing Attempts (BSA3) + Third Base Gaining Attempts (BGA3) + Third Base on Fielders Indifference (FI3)




RBPA4Home Running Base Production AttemptsHome Running Base Production Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance home on his own initiative.Home Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA4) = Home Base Stealing Attempts (BSA4) + Home Base Gaining Attempts (BGA4) + Home Base on Fielders Indifference (FI4)




BSABase Stealing AttemptsBase Stealing Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance a base on a pitch against the defense's will.Base Stealing Attempts (BSA) = Bases Stolen (BS) + Caught Stealing (CS)




BSA2Second Base Stealing AttemptsSecond Base Stealing Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to second on a pitch against the defense's will.Second Base Stealing Attempts (BSA2) = Second Base Stolen (BS2) + Caught Stealing Second (CS2)




BSA3Third Base Stealing AttemptsThird Base Stealing Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to third on a pitch against the defense's will.Third Base Stealing Attempts (BSA3) = Third Base Stolen (BS3) + Caught Stealing Third (CS3)




BSA4Home Base Stealing AttemptsHome Base Stealing Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance home on a pitch against the defense's will.Home Base Stealing Attempts (BSA4) = Home Base Stolen (BS4) + Caught Stealing Home (CS4)




BGABase Gaining AttemptsBase Gaining Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance a base by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved.Base Gaining Attempts (BGA) = Bases Gained (BG) + Caught Gaining (CG)




BGA2Second Base Gaining AttemptsSecond Base Gaining Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to second by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved.Second Base Gaining Attempts (BGA2) = Second Base Gained (BG2) + Caught Gaining Second (CG2)




BGA3Third Base Gaining AttemptsThird Base Gaining Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to third by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved.Third Base Gaining Attempts (BGA3) = Second Base Gained (BG3) + Caught Gaining Second (CG3)




BGA4Home Base Gaining AttemptsHome Base Gaining Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance home by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved.Home Base Gaining Attempts (BGA4) = Second Base Gained (BG4) + Caught Gaining Second (CG4)




Running Bases: Chances

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RBPCRunning Base Production ChancesRunning Base Production Chances is the number of times a baserunner finishes a play by advancing to a base where there is no one on base ahead of him.Running Base Production Chances (RBPC) = Second Running Base Production Chances (RBPC2) + Third Running Base Production Chances (RBPC3) + Home Running Base Production Chances (RBPC4)




RBPC2Second Running Base Production ChancesSecond Running Base Production Chances is the number of times a baserunner finishes a play by reaching first without a teammate on second.




RBPC3Third Running Base Production ChancesThird Running Base Production Chances is the number of times a baserunner finishes a play by advancing to second without a teammate on third.




RBPC4Home Running Base Production ChancesHome Running Base Production Chances is the number of times a baserunner finishes a play by advancing to third.




Running Bases: Ratios

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RBPPCTRunning Base Production PercentageRunning Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner advances a base, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he attempts to advance bases on his own initiative.Running Base Production Percentage (RBPPCT) = Running Bases Produced (RBP) / Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA)




RBP2PCTSecond Running Base Production PercentageSecond Running Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner advances to second, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he attempts to advance to second on his own initiative.Second Running Base Production Percentage (RBP2PCT) = Second Running Bases Produced (RBP2) / Second Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA2)




RBP3PCTThird Running Base Production PercentageThird Running Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner advances to third, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he attempts to advance to third on his own initiative.Third Running Base Production Percentage (RBP3PCT) = Third Running Bases Produced (RBP3) / Third Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA3)




RBP4PCTHome Running Base Production PercentageHome Running Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner advances home, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he attempts to advance home on his own initiative.Home Running Base Production Percentage (RBP4PCT) = Home Running Bases Produced (RBP4) / Home Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA3)




RBPEFFRunning Base Production EfficiencyRunning Base Production Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner advances a base, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he is on base without a teammate on base ahead of him.Running Base Production Efficiency (RBPEFF) = Running Bases Produced (RBP) / Running Base Production Chances (RBPC)




RBP2EFFSecond Running Base Production EfficiencySecond Running Base Production Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner advances to second, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he reaches first without a teammate on second ahead of him.Second Running Base Production Efficiency (RBP2EFF) = Running Bases Produced (RBP2) / Running Base Production Chances (RBPC2)




RBP3EFFThird Running Base Production EfficiencyThird Running Base Production Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner advances to third, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he is on second without a teammate on third ahead of him.Third Running Base Production Efficiency (RBP3EFF) = Third Running Bases Produced (RBP3) / Third Running Base Production Chances (RBPC3)




RBP4EFFHome Running Base Production EfficiencyHome Running Base Production Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner advances home, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he ends a play by advancing to third.Home Running Base Production Efficiency (RBP4EFF) = Home Running Bases Produced (RBP4) / Home Running Base Production Chances (RBPC4)




RBPPRORunning Base Production PropensityRunning Base Production Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance a base, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he is on base without a teammate on base ahead of him.Running Base Production Propensity (RBPPRO) = Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA) / Running Base Production Chances (RBPC)




RBP2PROSecond Running Base Production PropensitySecond Running Base Production Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance to second, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he reaches first without a teammate on second ahead of him.Second Running Base Production Propensity (RBP2PRO) = Second Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA2) / Second Running Base Production Chances (RBPC2)




RBP3PROThird Running Base Production PropensityThird Running Base Production Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance to third, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he advances to second without a teammate on third ahead of him.Third Running Base Production Propensity (RBP3PRO) = Third Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA3) / Third Running Base Production Chances (RBPC3)




RBP4PROHome Running Base Production PropensityHome Running Base Production Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance home, on his own initiative, out of the number of times he finishes a play by advancing to third.Home Running Base Production Propensity (RBP4PRO) = Home Running Base Production Attempts (RBPA4) / Home Running Base Production Chances (RBPC4)




BSPCTBase Stealing PercentageBase Stealing Percentage is the number of times a baserunner steals a base, out of the number of times he attempts to steal a base.Base Stealing Percentage (BSPCT) = Bases Stolen (BS) / Base Stealing Attempts (BSA)




BS2PCTSecond Base Stealing PercentageSecond Base Stealing Percentage is the number of times a baserunner steals second, out of the number of times he attempts to steal second.Second Base Stealing Percentage (BS2PCT) = Second Base Stolen (BS2) / Second Base Stealing Attempts (BSA2)




BS3PCTThird Base Stealing PercentageThird Base Stealing Percentage is the number of times a baserunner steals third, out of the number of times he attempts to steal third.Third Base Stealing Percentage (BS3PCT) = Third Base Stolen (BS3) / Third Base Stealing Attempts (BSA3)




BS4PCTHome Base Stealing PercentageHome Base Stealing Percentage is the number of times a baserunner steals home, out of the number of times he attempts to steal home.Home Base Stealing Percentage (BS4PCT) = Home Base Stolen (BS4) / Home Base Stealing Attempts (BSA4)




BSEFFBase Stealing EfficiencyBase Stealing Efficiency is the number of times a baserunner steals a base, out of the number of times he is on base without a teammate on base ahead of him.Base Stealing Efficiency (BSEFF) = Bases Stolen (BS) / Running Base Production Chances (RBPC)




BS2EFFSecond Base Stealing EfficiencySecond Base Stealing Efficiency is the number of times a baserunner steals second, out of the number of times he reaches first without a teammate on second ahead of him.Second Base Stealing Efficiency (BS2EFF) = Second Base Stolen (BS2) / Second Running Base Production Chances (RBPC2)




BS3EFFThird Base Stealing EfficiencyThird Base Stealing Efficiency is the number of times a baserunner steals third, out of the number of times he reaches second without a teammate on third ahead of him.Third Base Stealing Efficiency (BS3EFF) = Third Base Stolen (BS3) / Third Running Base Production Chances (RBPC3)




BS4EFFHome Base Stealing EfficiencyHome Base Stealing Efficiency is the number of times a baserunner steals home, out of the number of times he finishes a play by reaching third.Home Base Stealing Efficiency (BS4EFF) = Home Base Stolen (BS4) / Home Running Base Production Chances (RBPC4)




BSPROBase Stealing PropensityBase Stealing Propensity is the number of times a baserunner attempts to steal a base, out of the number of times he is on base without a teammate on base ahead of him.Base Stealing Propensity (BSPRO) = Base Stealing Attempts (BSA) / Running Base Production Chances (RBPC)




BS2PROSecond Base Stealing PropensitySecond Base Stealing Propensity is the number of times a baserunner attempts to steal second, out of the number of times he reaches first without a teammate on second ahead of him.Second Base Stealing Propensity (BS2PRO) = Second Base Stealing Attempts (BSA2) / Second Running Base Production Chances (RBPC2)




BS3PROThird Base Stealing PropensityThird Base Stealing Propensity is the number of times a baserunner attempts to steal third, out of the number of times he reaches second without a teammate on third ahead of him.Third Base Stealing Propensity (BS3PRO) = Third Base Stealing Attempts (BSA3) / Third Running Base Production Chances (RBPC3)




BS4PROHome Base Stealing PropensityHome Base Stealing Propensity is the number of times a baserunner attempts to steal home, out of the number of times he finishes a play by reaching third.Home Base Stealing Propensity (BS4PRO) = Home Base Stealing Attempts (BSA4) / Home Running Base Production Chances (RBPC4)




BGPCTBase Gaining PercentageBase Gaining Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner advances a base by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he attempts to do so.Base Gaining Percentage (BGPCT) = Bases Gained (BG) / Base Gaining Attempts (BGA)




BG2PCTSecond Base Gaining PercentageSecond Base Gaining Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner advances to second by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he attempts to do so.Second Base Gaining Percentage (BG2PCT) = Second Base Gained (BG2) / Second Base Gaining Attempts (BGA2)




BG3PCTThird Base Gaining PercentageThird Base Gaining Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner advances to third by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he attempts to do so.Third Base Gaining Percentage (BG3PCT) = Third Base Gained (BG3) / Third Base Gaining Attempts (BGA3)




BG4PCTHome Base Gaining PercentageHome Base Gaining Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner advances home by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he attempts to do so.Home Base Gaining Percentage (BG4PCT) = Home Base Gained (BG4) / Home Base Gaining Attempts (BGA4)




BGEFFBase Gaining EfficiencyBase Gaining Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner advances a base by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he is on base without a teammate ahead of him on the next base.Base Gaining Efficiency (BGEFF) = Bases Gained (BG) / Running Base Production Chances (RBPC)




BG2EFFSecond Base Gaining EfficiencySecond Base Gaining Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner advances to second by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he reaches first without a teammate ahead of him on second.Second Base Gaining Efficiency (BG2EFF) = Second Base Gained (BG2) / Second Running Base Production Chances (RBPC2)




BG3EFFThird Base Gaining EfficiencyThird Base Gaining Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner advances to third by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he reaches second without a teammate ahead of him on third.Third Base Gaining Efficiency (BG3EFF) = Third Base Gained (BG3) / Third Running Base Production Chances (RBPC3)




BG4EFFHome Base Gaining EfficiencyHome Base Gaining Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner advances home by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he reaches third.Home Base Gaining Efficiency (BG4EFF) = Home Base Gained (BG4) / Home Running Base Production Chances (RBPC4)




BGPROBase Gaining PropensityBase Gaining Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance a base by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he is on base without a teammate ahead of him on the next base.Base Gaining Propensity (BGPRO) = Base Gaining Attempts (BGA) / Running Base Production Chances (RBPC)




BG2PROSecond Base Gaining PropensitySecond Base Gaining Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts advances to second by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he reaches first without a teammate ahead of him on second.Second Base Gaining Propensity (BG2PRO) = Second Base Gaining Attempts (BGA2) / Second Running Base Production Chances (RBPC2)




BG3PROThird Base Gaining PropensityThird Base Gaining Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance to third by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he reaches second without a teammate ahead of him on third.Third Base Gaining Propensity (BG3PRO) = Third Base Gaining Attempts (BGA3) / Third Running Base Production Chances (RBPC3)




BG4PROHome Base Gaining PropensityHome Base Gaining Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance home by taking advantage of defensive plays in which he is not involved, out of the number of times he reaches third.Home Base Gaining Efficiency (BG4PRO) = Home Base Gaining Attempts (BGA4) / Home Running Base Production Chances (RBPC4)




FIPROBases on Fielders Indifference PropensityBases on Fielders Indifference Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner advances a base, without the defense attempting to stop him, out of the number of times he is on base without a teammate ahead of him on the next base.Bases on Fielders Indifference Propensity (FIPRO) = Bases on Fielders Indifference (FI) / Running Base Production Chances (RBPC)




FI2PROSecond Base on Fielders Indifference PropensitySecond Base on Fielders Indifference Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner advances to second, without the defense attempting to stop him, out of the number of times he reaches first without a teammate ahead of him on second.Second Base on Fielders Indifference Propensity (FI2PRO) = Second Base on Fielders Indifference (FI2) / Second Running Base Production Chances (RBPC2)




FI3PROThird Base on Fielders Indifference PropensityThird Base on Fielders Indifference Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner advances to third, without the defense attempting to stop him, out of the number of times he reaches second without a teammate ahead of him on third.Third Base on Fielders Indifference Propensity (FI3PRO) = Third Base on Fielders Indifference (FI3) / Third Running Base Production Chances (RBPC3)




FI4PROHome Base on Fielders Indifference PropensityHome Base on Fielders Indifference Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner advances home, without the defense attempting to stop him, out of the number of times he finishes a play by reaching third.Home Base on Fielders Indifference Propensity (FI4PRO) = Home Base on Fielders Indifference (FI4) / Home Running Base Production Chances (RBPC4)




Running Errors: Totals

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




RERunning ErrorsRunning Errors is the number of times an offensive player's actions as an independent baserunner cause him to be put out.Running Errors (RE) = Caught Stealing (CS) + Caught Gaining (CG) + Caught Exceeding (CX) + Caught Tagging (CT) + Caught Running (CR) + Out Stretching (OS) + Unforced Running Errors (URE) + Pitcher Picked Off (PPO) + Picked Off (POF) + Other Running Errors (ORE)




RERunning ErrorsRunning Errors is the number of times an offensive player's actions as an independent baserunner cause him to be put out.Running Errors (RE) = Running Errors from First (RE1) + Running Errors from Second (RE2) + Running Errors from Third (RE3)




RE1Running Errors from FirstRunning Errors from First is the number of times an offensive player's actions as an independent baserunner cause him to be put out, after he has reached first.Running Errors (RE1) = Caught Stealing (CS2) + Caught Gaining (CG2) + Caught Tagging (CT2) + Caught Running (CR2) + Out Stretching (OS2) + Pitcher Picked Off (PPO1) + Picked Off (POF1) + Other Running Errors (URE1)




RE2Running Errors from SecondRunning Errors from Second is the number of times an offensive player's actions as an independent baserunner cause him to be put out, after he has reached second.Running Errors (RE2) = Caught Stealing (CS3) + Caught Gaining (CG3) + Caught Exceeding (CX13) + Caught Tagging (CT3) + Caught Running (CR3) + Out Stretching (OS3) + Unforced Running Errors (URE3) + Pitcher Picked Off (PPO2) + Picked Off (POF2) + Other Running Errors (URE2)




RE3Running Errors from ThirdRunning Errors from Third is the number of times an offensive player's actions as an independent baserunner cause him to be put out, after he has reached third.Running Errors (RE3) = Caught Stealing (CS4) + Caught Gaining (CG4) + Caught Exceeding (CX14) + Caught Exceeding (CX24) + Caught Tagging (CT4) + Caught Running (CR4) + Out Stretching (OS4) + Unforced Running Errors (URE4) + Pitcher Picked Off (PPO3) + Picked Off (POF3) + Other Running Errors (URE3)




CSCaught StealingCaught Stealing is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance a base on a pitch against the defense's will. Caught Stealing (CS) = Caught Stealing Second (CS2) + Caught Stealing Third (CS3) + Caught Stealing Home (CS4)




CS2Caught Stealing SecondCaught Stealing Second is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance to second on a pitch against the defense's will.




CS3Caught Stealing ThirdCaught Stealing Third is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance to third on a pitch against the defense's will.




CS4Caught Stealing HomeCaught Stealing Home is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance home on a pitch against the defense's will.




CGCaught GainingCaught Gaining is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance a base by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved. Caught Gaining (CG) = Caught Gaining Second (CG2) + Caught Gaining Third (CG3) + Caught Gaining Home (CG4)




CG2Caught Gaining SecondCaught Gaining Second is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance to second by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved.




CG3Caught Gaining ThirdCaught Gaining Third is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance to third by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved.




CG4Caught Gaining HomeCaught Gaining Home is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance home by taking advantage of a defensive play in which he is not involved.




CXCaught ExceedingCaught Exceeding is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance one base more than the batter on a base hit. Caught Exceeding (CX) = Caught Exceeding from First to Third (CX13) + Caught Exceeding from First to Home (CX14) + Caught Exceeding from Second to Home (CX24)




CX13Caught Exceeding from First to ThirdCaught Exceeding from First to Third is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance to third from first on a single.




CX14Caught Exceeding from First to HomeCaught Exceeding from First to Home is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance home from first on a double.




CX24Caught Exceeding from Second to HomeCaught Exceeding from Second to Home is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance home from second on a single.




CTCaught TaggingCaught Tagging is the number of times a baserunner is put out after tagging up and attempting to advance on a caught fly ball. Caught Tagging (CT) = Caught Tagging to Second (CT2) + Caught Tagging to Third (CT3) + Caught Tagging to Home (CT4)




CT2Caught Tagging to SecondCaught Tagging to Second is the number of times a baserunner is put out after tagging up and attempting to advance to second on a caught fly ball.




CT3Caught Tagging to ThirdCaught Tagging to Third is the number of times a baserunner is put out after tagging up and attempting to advance to third on a caught fly ball.




CT4Caught Tagging to HomeCaught Tagging to Home is the number of times a baserunner is put out after tagging up and attempting to advance to home on a caught fly ball.




CRCaught RunningCaught Running is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance an equivalent number of bases as the batter on base hits or errors. Caught Running (CR) = Caught Running to Second (CR2) + Caught Running to Third (CR3) + Caught Running to Home (CR4)




CR2Caught Running to SecondCaught Running to Second is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance an equivalent number of bases as the batter on base hits or errors to second.




CR3Caught Running to ThirdCaught Running to Third is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance an equivalent number of bases as the batter on base hits or errors to third.




CR4Caught Running to HomeCaught Running to Home is the number of times a baserunner is put out while trying to advance an equivalent number of bases as the batter on base hits or errors to home.




OSOut StretchingOut Stretching is the number of times a batter/baserunner is put out while trying to advance one more base than he has already reached safely on a base hit or error. Out Stretching (OS) = Out Stretching to Second (OS2) + Out Stretching to Third (OS3) + Out Stretching to Home (OS4)




OS2Out Stretching to SecondOut Stretching to Second is the number of times a batter/baserunner is put out while trying to advance to second after he has already reached first safely on a single or an error.




OS3Out Stretching to ThirdOut Stretching to Third is the number of times a batter/baserunner is put out while trying to advance to third after he has already reached second safely on a double or error.




OS4Out Stretching to HomeOut Stretching to Home is the number of times a batter/baserunner is put out while trying to advance home after he has already reached third safely on a triple or error.




PPOPitcher Picked OffPitcher Picked Off is the number of times a baserunner is put out, before the ball has been pitched, at a base he has already reached safely. Pitcher Picked Off (PPO) = Pitcher Picked Off First (PPO1) + Pitcher Picked Off (PPO2) + Pitcher Picked Off (PPO3)




PPO1Pitcher Picked Off FirstPitcher Picked Off First is the number of times a baserunner is put out at first, after he has reached first safely but before the ball has been pitched.




PPO2Pitcher Picked Off SecondPitcher Picked Off First is the number of times a baserunner is put out at second, after he has reached second safely but before the ball has been pitched.




PPO3Pitcher Picked Off ThirdPitcher Picked Off First is the number of times a baserunner is put out at third, after he has reached third safely but before the ball has been pitched.




POFPicked OffPicked Off is the number of times a baserunner's actions cause him to be put out at a base he has already reached safely, after the ball has been put into play. Picked Off (POF) = Picked Off First (POF1) + Picked Off Second (POF2) + Picked Off Third (POF3)




POF1Picked Off FirstPicked Off First is the number of times a baserunner's actions cause him to be put out at first, after he has reached first safely and the ball has been put into play.




POF2Picked Off SecondPicked Off Second is the number of times a baserunner's actions cause him to be put out at second, after he has reached second safely and the ball has been put into play.




POF3Picked Off ThirdPicked Off Third is the number of times a baserunner's actions cause him to be put out at third, after he has reached third safely and the ball has been put into play.




OREOther Running ErrorsOther Running Errors is the number of times a baserunner is put out on unusual plays such as being hit by a batted ball, runner's interference, or overtaking another runner on the basepaths. Other Running Errors (ORE) = Other Running Errors from First (ORE1) + Other Running Errors from Second (ORE2) + Other Running Errors from Third (ORE3)




ORE1Other Running Errors from FirstOther Running Errors from First is the number of times a baserunner is put out, after having reached first, on unusual plays such as being hit by a batted ball, runner's interference, or overtaking another runner on the basepaths.




ORE2Other Running Errors from SecondOther Running Errors from Second is the number of times a baserunner is put out, after having reached second, on unusual plays such as being hit by a batted ball, runner's interference, or overtaking another runner on the basepaths.




ORE3Other Running Errors from ThirdOther Running Errors from Third is the number of times a baserunner is put out, after having reached third, on unusual plays such as being hit by a batted ball, runner's interference, or overtaking another runner on the basepaths.




Running Errors: Chances

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




TRBTimes Reached BaseTimes Reached Base is the number of times an offensive player reaches base, as either a batter or a pinch runner.Times Reached Base (TRB) = First Base Run (BR1) + Pinch Running Substitutions (PRS)




TRBTimes Reached BaseTimes Reached Base is the number of times an offensive player reaches base, as either a batter or a pinch runner.Times Reached Base (TRB) = Times Reached Base (TRB1) + Times Reached Base (TRB2) + Times Reached Base (TRB3)




TRB1Times Reached First BaseTimes Reached First Base is the number of times an offensive player reaches first base, as either a batter or a pinch runner. Times Reached First Base (TRB1) = First Base Run (BR1) + First Pinch Running Substitutions (PRS1)




TRB2Times Reached Second BaseTimes Reached Second Base is the number of times an offensive player reaches second base, as either a batter or a pinch runner. Times Reached Second Base (TRB2) = Second Base Run (BR2) + Second Pinch Running Substitutions (PRS2)




TRB3Times Reached Third BaseTimes Reached Third Base is the number of times an offensive player reaches third base, as either a batter or a pinch runner. Times Reached Third Base (TRB3) = Third Base Run (BR3) + Third Pinch Running Substitutions (PRS3)




PRSPinch Running SubstitutionsPinch Running Substitutions is the number of times an offensive player enters the game as a pinch runner. Pinch Running Substitutions (PRS) = First Pinch Running Substitutions (PRS1) + Second Pinch Running Substitutions (PRS2) + Third Pinch Running Substitutions (PRS3)




PRS1First Pinch Running SubstitutionsFirst Pinch Running Substitutions is the number of times an offensive player enters the game at first as a pinch runner.




PRS2Second Pinch Running SubstitutionsSecond Pinch Running Substitutions is the number of times an offensive player enters the game at second as a pinch runner.




PRS3Third Pinch Running SubstitutionsThird Pinch Running Substitutions is the number of times an offensive player enters the game at third as a pinch runner.




SPRSubstituted for by Pinch RunnerSubstituted for by Pinch Runner is the number of times an offfensive player who has already reached base is substituted for by a pinch runner. Substituted for by Pinch Runner (SPR) = Substituted for by Pinch Runner at First (SPR1) + Substituted for by Pinch Runner at Second (SPR2) + Substituted for by Pinch Runner at Third (SPR3)




SPR1Substituted for by Pinch Runner at FirstSubstituted for by Pinch Runner at First is the number of times an offfensive player at first base is substituted for by a pinch runner.




SPR2Substituted for by Pinch Runner at SecondSubstituted for by Pinch Runner at Second is the number of times an offfensive player at second base is substituted for by a pinch runner.




SPR3Substituted for by Pinch Runner at ThirdSubstituted for by Pinch Runner at Third is the number of times an offfensive player at third base is substituted for by a pinch runner.




BROBase Running OpportunitiesBase Running Opportunities is the number of times an offensive player reaches base on any play except an outside-the-park home run.Base Running Opportunities (BRO) = Times Reached Base (TRB) - Home Runs (HR) + Inside-the-park Home Runs (IPHR)




BROBase Running OpportunitiesBase Running Opportunities is the number of times an offensive player reaches base on any play except an outside-the-park home run.Base Running Opportunities (BRO) = First Base Running Opportunities (BRO1) + Second Base Running Opportunities (BRO2) + Third Base Running Opportunities (BRO3)




BRO1First Base Running OpportunitiesFirst Base Running Opportunities is the number of times an offensive player reaches first base on any play except an outside-the-park home run.




BRO2Second Base Running OpportunitiesSecond Base Running Opportunities is the number of times an offensive player reaches second base on any play except an outside-the-park home run.




BRO3Third Base Running OpportunitiesThird Base Running Opportunities is the number of times an offensive player reaches third base on any play except an outside-the-park home run.




Running Errors: Ratios

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




REPCTRunning Error PercentageRunning Error Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player commits a running errors, out of the number of times he has an opportunity to be a baserunner.Running Error Percentage (REPCT) = 1 - (Running Errors (RE) / Base Running Opportunities (BRO))




RE1PCTFirst Running Error PercentageFirst Running Error Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player commits a running error from first, out of the number of times he has an opportunity to be a baserunner at first.First Running Error Percentage (RE1PCT) = 1 - (Running Errors from First (RE1) / First Base Running Opportunities (BRO1))




RE2PCTSecond Running Error PercentageSecond Running Error Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player commits a running error from second, out of the number of times he has an opportunity to be a baserunner at second.Second Running Error Percentage (RE2PCT) = 1 - (Running Errors from Second (RE2) / Second Base Running Opportunities (BRO2))




RE3PCTThird Running Error PercentageThird Running Error Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player commits a running error from third, out of the number of times he has an opportunity to be a baserunner at third.Third Running Error Percentage (RE3PCT) = 1 - (Running Errors from Third (RE3) / Third Base Running Opportunities (BRO3))




Team Bases: Totals

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




TBPTeam Bases ProducedTeam Bases Produced is the number of bases a batter enables his teammates to advance to.Team Bases Produced (TBP) = Forced Bases Produced (FBP) + Unforced Bases Produced (UBP) + Bases Advanced Produced (BAP) + Bases Tagged Produced (BTP)




TBPTeam Bases ProducedTeam Bases Produced is the number of bases a batter enables his teammates to advance to.Team Bases Produced (TBP) = Second Team Base Produced (TBP2) + Third Team Base Produced (TBP3) + Home Team Base Produced (TBP4)




TBP2Second Team Bases ProducedSecond Team Base Produced is the number of times a batter enables a teammates to advance to second safely.Second Team Base Produced (TBP2) = Second Forced Base Produced (FBP2) + Second Base Tagged Produced (BTP2)




TBP3Third Team Bases ProducedThird Team Base Produced is the number of times a batter enables a teammates to advance to third safely.Third Team Base Produced (TBP3) = Third Forced Base Produced (FBP3) + Third Unforced Base Produced (UBP3) + Third Base Advanced Produced (BAP3) + Third Base Tagged Produced (BTP3)




TBP4Home Team Bases ProducedHome Team Base Produced is the number of times a batter enables a teammates to advance to home.Home Team Base Produced (TBP4) = Home Forced Base Produced (FBP4) + Home Unforced Base Produced (UBP4) + Home Base Advanced Produced (BAP4) + Home Base Tagged Produced (BTP4)




FBPForced Bases ProducedForced Bases Produced is the number of bases a batter forces his teammates to advance to safely by putting the ball in play.Forced Bases Produced (FBP) = Second Forced Base Produced (FBP2) + Third Forced Base Produced (FBP3) + Home Forced Base Produced (FBP4)




FBP2Second Forced Base ProducedSecond Forced Base Produced is the number of times a batter forces a teammate to advance safely to second by putting the ball in play.




FBP3Third Forced Base ProducedThird Forced Base Produced is the number of times a batter forces a teammate to advance safely to third by putting the ball in play.




FBP4Home Forced Base ProducedHome Forced Base Produced is the number of times a batter forces a teammate to score by puttting the ball in play.




UBPUnforced Bases ProducedUnforced Bases Produced is the number of times that a batter enables a baserunning teammate to advance to the next base, without forcing them.Unforced Bases Produced (UBP) = Third Unforced Base Produced (UBP3) + Home Unforced Base Produced (UBP4)




UBP3Third Unforced Base ProducedThird Unforced Base Produced is the number of times that a batter enables a teammate to advance from second to third, without being forced ahead by a runner at first.




UBP4Home Unforced Base ProducedHome Unforced Base Produced is the number of times that a batter enables a teammate to advance from third to home, without being forced ahead by a combination of runners at first and second.




BWPBases Walked ProducedBases Walked Produced is the number of bases a batter forces his teammates to advance to on walks and times hit by pitch.Bases Walked Produced (BWP) = Second Forced Base Produced (BWP2) + Third Forced Base Produced (BWP3) + Home Forced Base Produced (BWP4)




BWP2Second Base Walked ProducedSecond Base Walked Produced is the number of times a batter forces a teammate to advance safely to second on walks and times hit by pitch.




BWP3Third Base Walked ProducedThird Base Walked Produced is the number of times a batter forces a teammate to advance safely to third on walks and times hit by pitch.




BWP4Home Base Walked ProducedHome Base Walked Produced is the number of times a batter forces a teammate to advance safely home on walks and times hit by pitch.




XBPExtra Bases ProducedExtra Bases Produced is the number of bases a batter enables his teammates to advance to on base hits in excess of the number he reaches himself on the same play.Extra Bases Produced (XBP) = Extra Base Produced from First to Third (XBP13) + Extra Base Produced from First to Home (XBP14) + Extra Base Produced from Second to Home (XBP24)




XBP13Extra Base Produced from First to ThirdExtra Base Produced from First to Third is the number of times a batter enables a teammate to advance from first to third on a single.




XBP14Extra Base Produced from First to HomeExtra Base Produced from First to Home is the number of times a batter enables a teammate to advance from first to home on a double.




XBP24Extra Base Produced from Second to HomeExtra Base Produced from Second to Home is the number of times a batter enables a teammate to advance from second to home on a double.




QBPEquivalent Bases ProducedEquivalent Bases Produced is the number of bases a batter enables his teammates to advance to on base hits not in excess of the number he reaches himself on the same play.Equivalent Bases Produced (QBP) = Equivalent Base Produced from First to Third (QBP13) + Equivalent Base Produced from First to Home (QBP14) + Equivalent Base Produced from Second to Home (QBP24)




QBP13Equivalent Base Produced from First to ThirdEquivalent Base Produced from First to Third is the number of times a batter enables a teammate to advance from first to third on an extra-base hit.




QBP14Equivalent Base Produced from First to HomeEquivalent Base Produced from First to Home is the number of times a batter enables a teammate to advance from first to home on a triple or a home run.




QBP24Equivalent Base Produced from Second to HomeEquivalent Base Produced from Second to Home is the number of times a batter enables a teammate to advance from second to home on an extra-base hit.




BTPBases Tagged ProducedBases Tagged Produced is the number of bases a batter enables a teammate to advance to by tagging up on caught fly balls.Bases Tagged Produced (BTP) = Second Base Tagged Produced (BTP2) + Third Base Tagged Produced (BTP3) + Home Base Tagged Produced (BTP4)




BTP2Second Base Tagged ProducedSecond Base Tagged Produced is the number of times a batter enables a teammate to advance from first to second after tagging up on a caught fly ball.




BTP3Third Base Tagged ProducedThird Base Tagged Produced is the number of times a batter enables a teammate to advance to third after tagging up on a caught fly ball.




BTP4Home Base Tagged ProducedHome Base Tagged Produced is the number of times a batter enables a teammate to score after tagging up on a caught fly ball.




TBPf1Team Bases Produced for FirstTeam Bases Produced for First is the number of bases a batter enables a teammate at first to advance to.Team Bases Produced for First (TBPf1) = Second Forced Base Produced (FBP2) + Second Base Walked Produced (BWP2) + Second Base Tagged Produced (BTP2) + Extra Base Produced from First to Third (XBP13) + Extra Base Produced from First to Home (XBP14) + Equivalent Base Produced from First to Third (QBP13) + Equivalent Base Produced from First to Home (QBP14)




TBPf2Team Bases Produced for SecondTeam Bases Produced for Second is the number of bases a batter enables a teammate at second to advance to.Team Bases Produced for Second (TBPf2) = Third Forced Base Produced (FBP3) + Third Unforced Base Produced (UBP3) + Third Base Walked Produced (BWP3) + Third Base Tagged Produced (BTP3) + Extra Base Produced from Second to Home (XBP24) + Equivalent Base Produced from Second to Home (QBP24)




TBPf3Team Bases Produced for ThirdTeam Bases Produced for Third is the number of bases a batter enables a teammate at third to advance to.Team Bases Produced for Third (TBPf3) = Home Forced Base Produced (FBP4) + Home Unforced Base Produced (UBP4) + Home Base Walked Produced (BWP4) + Home Base Tagged Produced (BTP4)




Team Bases: Chances

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Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




TBPCTeam Base Production ChancesTeam Base Production Chances is the number of teammates on base for all of an offensive player's completed plate appearances, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences.Team Base Production Chances (TBPC) = Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC) + Unforced Base Production Chances (UBPC)




TBPCTeam Base Production ChancesTeam Base Production Chances is the number of teammates on base for all of an offensive player's completed plate appearances, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences.Team Base Production Chances (TBPC) = Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2) + Third Team Base Production Chances (TBPC3) + Home Team Base Production Chances (TBPC4)




TBPC2Second Team Base Production ChancesSecond Team Base Production Chances is the number of plate appearances an offensive player has with a teammate on first base, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences. Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2) = Second Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC2)




TBPC3Third Team Base Production ChancesThird Team Base Production Chances is the number of plate appearances an offensive player has with a teammate on second base, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences. Third Team Base Production Chances (TBPC3) = Third Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC3) + Third Unforced Base Production Chances (UBPC3)




TBPC4Home Team Base Production ChancesHome Team Base Production Chances is the number of plate appearances an offensive player has with a teammate on third base, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences. Home Team Base Production Chances (TBPC4) = Home Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC4) + Home Unforced Base Production Chances (UBPC4)




FBPCForced Base Production ChancesForced Base Production Chances is the number of teammates on base for all of an offensive player's completed plate appearances--except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences--which he may force ahead to the next base.Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC) = Second Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC2) + Third Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC3) + Home Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC4)




FBPC2Second Forced Base Production ChancesSecond Forced Base Production Chances is the number of plate appearances an offensive player has with a teammate on first base, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences.




FBPC3Third Forced Base Production ChancesThird Forced Base Production Chances is the number of plate appearances an offensive player has with teammates on second base and on first base, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences.




FBPC4Home Forced Base Production ChancesHome Forced Base Production Chances is the number of plate appearances an offensive player has with the bases loaded, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences.




UBPCUnforced Base Production ChancesUnforced Base Production Chances is the number of teammates on base for all of an offensive player's completed plate appearances--except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences--which he cannot force ahead to the next base.Unforced Base Production Chances (UBPC) = Third Unforced Base Production Chances (UBPC3) + Home Unforced Base Production Chances (UBPC4)




UBPC3Third Unforced Base Production ChancesThird Unforced Base Production Chances is the number of plate appearances an offensive player has with a teammate on second base but no one on first base, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences.




UBPC4Home Unforced Base Production ChancesHome Unforced Base Production Chances is the number of plate appearances an offensive player has with a teammate on third base when the bases are not loaded, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences.




Team Bases: Ratios

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




TBPAVGTeam Base Production AverageTeam Base Production Average is the average number of bases a batter produces for each of his teammates on base.Team Base Production Average (TBPAVG) = Team Bases Produced (TBP) / Team Base Production Chances (TBPC)




TBPPCTTeam Base Production PercentageTeam Base Production Percentage is the percentage of bases a batter produces for his teammates, out of the total number of bases he can possibly produce for his teammates.Team Base Production Percentage (TBPPCT) = Team Bases Produced (TBP) / (3*Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2) + 2*Third Team Base Production Chances (TBPC3) + Third Team Base Production Chances (TBPC4)




TBP2PCTSecond Team Base Production PercentageSecond Team Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter produces second base for a teammate on first.Second Team Base Production Percentage (TBP2PCT) = Second Team Bases Produced (TBP2) / Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2)




TBP3PCTThird Team Base Production PercentageThird Team Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter produces third base for teammates on either first or second.Third Team Base Production Percentage (TBP3PCT) = Third Team Bases Produced (TBP3) / Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2) + Third Team Base Production Chances (TBPC3)




TBP4PCTHome Team Base Production PercentageHome Team Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter produces home for teammates on base.Home Team Base Production Percentage (TBP4PCT) = Home Team Bases Produced (TBP4) / Team Base Production Chances (TBPC)




FBPPCTForced Base Production PercentageForced Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter succesfully forces teammates on base ahead to the next base, by puttting the ball in play.Forced Base Production Percentage (FBPPCT) = Forced Bases Produced (FBP) / Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC)




FBP2PCTSecond Forced Base Production PercentageSecond Forced Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter succesfully forces a teammate on first ahead to second, by putting the ball in play.Second Forced Base Production Percentage (FBP2PCT) = Second Forced Bases Produced (FBP2) / Second Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC2)




FBP3PCTThird Forced Base Production PercentageThird Forced Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter succesfully forces a teammate on second ahead to third, by putting the ball in play.Third Forced Base Production Percentage (FBP3PCT) = Third Forced Bases Produced (FBP3) / Third Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC3)




FBP4PCTHome Forced Base Production PercentageHome Forced Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter succesfully forces a teammate on third to home, by putting the ball in play.Home Forced Base Production Percentage (FBP4PCT) = Home Forced Bases Produced (FBP4) / Home Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC4)




UBPPCTUnforced Base Production PercentageUnforced Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter produce the next base for a teammate, without forcing him ahead.Unforced Base Production Percentage (UBPPCT) = Unforced Bases Produced (UBP) / Unforced Base Production Chances (UBPC)




UBP3PCTThird Unforced Base Production PercentageThird Unforced Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter produce third for a teammate at second, without forcing him ahead.Third Unforced Base Production Percentage (UBP3PCT) = Third Unforced Bases Produced (UBP3) / Third Unforced Base Production Chances (UBPC3)




UBP4PCTHome Unforced Base Production PercentageHome Unforced Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter produce home for a teammate at third, without forcing him ahead.Home Unforced Base Production Percentage (UBP4PCT) = Home Unforced Bases Produced (UBP4) / Home Unforced Base Production Chances (UBPC4)




BWPPCTBases Walked Production PercentageBases Walked Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter succesfully forces teammates on base ahead to the next base on walks and times hit by pitch.Bases Walked Production Percentage (BWPPCT) = Bases Walked Produced (BWP) / Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC)




BWP2PCTSecond Bases Walked Production PercentageSecond Bases Walked Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter succesfully forces a teammate on first ahead to second on walks and times hit by pitch.Second Bases Walked Production Percentage (BWP2PCT) = Second Bases Walked Produced (BWP2) / Second Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC2)




BWP3PCTThird Bases Walked Production PercentageThird Bases Walked Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter succesfully forces a teammate on second ahead to third on walks and times hit by pitch.Third Bases Walked Production Percentage (BWP3PCT) = Third Bases Walked Produced (BWP3) / Third Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC3)




BWP4PCTHome Bases Walked Production PercentageHome Bases Walked Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter succesfully forces a teammate on third to home on walks and times hit by pitch.Home Bases Walked Production Percentage (BWP4PCT) = Home Bases Walked Produced (BWP4) / Home Forced Base Production Chances (FBPC4)




BTPPCTBases Tagged Production PercentageBases Tagged Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter enables a teammate to advance a base on a caught fly ball.Bases Tagged Production Percentage (BTPPCT) = Bases Tagged Produced (BTP) / Team Base Production Chances (TBPC)




BTP2PCTSecond Base Tagged Production PercentageSecond Base Tagged Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter enables a teammate to advance to second on a caught fly ball.Second Base Tagged Production Percentage (BTP2PCT) = Second Base Tagged Produced (BTP2) / Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2)




BTP3PCTThird Base Tagged Production PercentageThird Base Tagged Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter enables a teammate to advance to third on a caught fly ball.Third Base Tagged Production Percentage (BTP3PCT) = Third Base Tagged Produced (BTP3) / Third Team Base Production Chances (TBPC3)




BTP4PCTHome Base Tagged Production PercentageHome Base Tagged Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter enables a teammate to advance home on a caught fly ball.Home Base Tagged Production Percentage (BTP4PCT) = Home Base Tagged Produced (BTP4) / Home Team Base Production Chances (TBPC4)




XBPPCTExtra Base Production PercentageExtra Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter enables a teammate to advance more bases than he does on base hits.Extra Base Production Percentage (XBPPCT) = Extra Bases Produced (XBP) / (Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2) + Third Team Base Production Chances (TBPC3))




XBP13PCTFirst to Third Extra Base Production PercentageFirst to Third Extra Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter hits a single which enables a teammate to advance from first to third, out of the number of times he appears at the plate with a runner on first.First to Third Extra Base Production Percentage (XBP13PCT) = Extra Base from First to Third Produced (XBP13) / Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2)




XBP14PCTFirst to Home Extra Base Production PercentageFirst to Home Extra Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter hits a double which enables a teammate to score from first, out of the number of times he appears at the plate with a runner on first.First to Home Extra Base Production Percentage (XBP14PCT) = Extra Base from First to Home Produced (XBP14) / Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2)




XBP24PCTSecond to Home Extra Base Production PercentageSecond to Home Extra Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter hits a single which enables a teammate to score from second, out of the number of times he appears at the plate with a runner on second.Second to Home Extra Base Production Percentage (XBP24PCT) = Extra Base from Second to Home Produced (XBP24) / Third Team Base Production Chances (TBPC3)




QBPPCTEquivalent Base Production PercentageEquivalent Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter enables a teammate to advance an equivalent number of bases as he does on extra-base hits.Equivalent Base Production Percentage (QBPPCT) = Equivalent Bases Produced (QBP) / (Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2) + Third Team Base Production Chances (TBPC3))




QBP13PCTFirst to Third Equivalent Base Production PercentageFirst to Third Equivalent Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter hits an extra-base hit which enables a teammate to advance from first to third, out of the number of times he appears at the plate with a runner on first.First to Third Equivalent Base Production Percentage (QBP13PCT) = Equivalent Base from First to Third Produced (QBP13) / Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2)




QBP14PCTFirst to Home Equivalent Base Production PercentageFirst to Home Equivalent Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter hits a triple or a home run which enables a teammate to score from first, out of the number of times he appears at the plate with a runner on first.First to Home Equivalent Base Production Percentage (QBP14PCT) = Equivalent Base from First to Home Produced (QBP14) / Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2)




QBP24PCTSecond to Home Equivalent Base Production PercentageSecond to Home Equivalent Base Production Percentage is the percentage of times a batter hits an extra-base hit which enables a teammate to score from second, out of the number of times he appears at the plate with a runner on second.Second to Home Equivalent Base Production Percentage (QBP24PCT) = Equivalent Base from Second to Home Produced (QBP24) / Third Team Base Production Chances (TBPC3)




TBPf1AVGTeam Bases Produced for First AverageTeam Bases Produced for First Average is the average number of bases a batter produces for runners on first.Team Bases Produced for First Average (TBPf1AVG) = Team Bases Produced for First (TBPf1) / Second Team Base Production Chances (TBPC2)




TBPf2AVGTeam Bases Produced for Second AverageTeam Bases Produced for Second Average is the average number of bases a batter produces for runners on second.Team Bases Produced for Second Average (TBPf2AVG) = Team Bases Produced for Second (TBPf2) / Third Team Base Production Chances (TBPC3)




TBPf3AVGTeam Bases Produced for Third AverageTeam Bases Produced for Third Average is the average number of bases a batter produces for runners on third.Team Bases Produced for Third Average (TBPf3AVG) = Team Bases Produced for Third (TBPf3) / Home Team Base Production Chances (TBPC4)








Team Outs: Totals

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




TOPTeam Outs ProducedTeam Outs Produced is the number of times an offensive player's actions cause a teammate to be put out.Team Outs Produced (TOP) = Fielder's Choice Outs (FCO) + Team Errors (TE)




FCOFielder's Choice OutsFielder's Choice Outs is the number of times a batter puts the ball into play and the defense successfully puts out a baserunner who is not the batter.Fielder's Choice Outs (FCO) = Reached on Force Outs (RFO) + Reached on Unforced Outs (RUO) + Reached on Double Plays (RDP) + Fielder's Choices to End the Inning (FCE) + Double Plays to End the Inning (DPE) + Triple Plays to End the Inning (TPE)




RFOReached on Force OutsReached on Force Outs is the number of times a batter safely reaches base when a runner has been forced out by the defense on a ball that the batter has put into play.




RUOReached on Unforced OutsReached on Unforced Outs is the number of times a batter safely reaches base when a runner has been put out (but not forced out) by the defense on a ball that the batter has put into play.




RDPReached on Double PlaysReached on Double Plays is the number of times number of times a batter safely reaches base when two runners have been put out by the defense on a ball that the batter has put into play.




FCEFielder's Choices to End the InningFielder's Choices to End the Inning is the number of times a batter hits into a fielder's choice which ends the inning; on these plays, the batter does not reach base.




DPEDouble Plays to End the InningDouble Plays to End the Inning is the number of times a batter hits into a fielder's choice double play which ends the inning but on which the batter himself is not put out.




TPETriple Plays to End the InningTriple Plays to End the Inning is the number of times a batter hits into a triple play in which three runners are put out but the batter himself is not put out.




TETeam ErrorsTeam Errors is the number of runners that an offensive player's actions have eliminated from the bases, in comparison to the number of runners who were on base before the play began.Team Errors (TE) = Grounded into Double Play (GDP) + Lined into Double Play (LDP) + Reached on Double Plays (RDP) + Double Plays to End the Inning (DPE) + 2 * Triple Plays to End the Inning (TPE) + 2 * Grounded into Triple Play (GTP) + 2 * Lined into Triple Play (LTP) + Other Team Errors (OTE)




GDPGrounded into Double PlayGrounded into Double Play is the number of times a batter grounds into a play which puts out both himself and a runner.




LDPLined into Double PlayLined into Double Play is the number of times a batter lines into a play which puts out both himself and a runner.




GTPGrounded into Triple Play (GTP)Grounded into Triple Play is the number of times a batter grounds into a play which puts out both himself and two runners.




LTPLined into Triple PlayLined into Triple Play is the number of times a batter lines into a play which puts out both himself and two runners.




OTEOther Team ErrorsOther Team Errors is the number of times an offensive player puts out both himself and a teammate on unusual plays such as batter's interferences and runner's interferences.




TFETeam Force ErrorsTeam Force Errors is the number of times a batter puts a ball in play which forces a teammate into a team error.Team Force Errors (TFE) = Grounded into Double Play (GDP) + Reached on Double Plays (RDP) + Double Plays to End the Inning (DPE) + 2 * Triple Plays to End the Inning (TPE) + 2 * Grounded into Triple Play (GTP)




Team Outs: Chances

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Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




TECTeam Error ChancesTeam Error Chances is the number of runners that a batter can possibly eliminate from the bases.Team Error Chances (TEC) = One Team Error Chances (TEC1) + Two Team Error Chances (TEC2)




TEC1One Team Error ChancesOne Team Error Chances is the number of plate appearances a batter has with at least one runner on base and less than two outs, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences.




TEC2Two Team Error ChancesTwo Team Error Chances is the number of plate appearances a batter has with at least two runners on base and no outs, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences.




TFCTeam Force ChancesTeam Force Chances is the number of runners that a batter can possibly eliminate from the bases on force plays.Team Force Chances (TFC) = One Team Force Chances (TFC1) + Two Team Force Chances (TFC2)




TFC1One Team Force ChancesOne Team Force Chances is the number of plate appearances a batter has with a runner on first and less than two outs, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences.




TFC2Two Team Force ChancesTwo Team Force Chances is the number of plate appearances a batter has with runners on first and second and no outs, except for those which end in intentional walks or catcher's interferences.




Team Outs: Ratios

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




TEPCTTeam Error PercentageTeam Error Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player does not produce a Team Error, when he has a chance to do so.Team Error Percentage (TEPCT) = 1 - (Team Errors (TE) / Team Error Chances (TEC))




TFPCTTeam Force PercentageTeam Force Percentage is the percentage of times an offensive player does not produce a Team Force Error, when he has a chance to do so.Team Force Percentage (TFPCT) = 1 - (Team Force Errors (TFE) / Team Force Chances (TFC))




Bases Run: Totals

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Stat Definition
Formula




BRBases RunBases Run is the total number of bases an offensive player advances to.Bases Run (BR) = Batting Bases Produced (BBP) + Running Bases Produced (RBP) + Team Bases Run (TBR) + Error Bases Run (EBR) + Fielder's Choice Bases Run (FCBR)




BRBases RunBases Run is the total number of bases an offensive player advances to.Bases Run (BR) = First Base Run (BR1) + Second Base Run (BR2) + Third Base Run (BR3) + Home Base Run (BR4)




BR1First Base RunFirst Base Run is the number of times a batter reaches first.First Base Run (BR1) = First Base Produced (BP1) + First Fielder's Choice Base Run (FCBR1) + First Error Base Run (EBR1)




BR2Second Base RunSecond Base Run is the number of times an offensive player advances from first to second base.Second Base Run (BR2) = Second Batting Base Produced (BBP2) + Second Running Base Produced (RBP2) + Second Team Base Run (TBR2) + Second Fielder's Choice Base Run (FCBR2) + Second Error Base Run (EBR2)




BR3Third Base RunThird Base Run is the number of times an offensive player advances from second to third base.Third Base Run (BR3) = Third Batting Base Produced (BBP3) + Third Running Base Produced (RBP3) + Third Team Base Run (TBR3) + Third Fielder's Choice Base Run (FCBR3) + Third Error Base Run (EBR3)




BR4Home Base RunHome Base Run is the number of runs that an offensive player scores.Home Base Run (BR4) = Home Runs (HR) + Home Running Base Produced (RBP4) + Home Team Base Run (TBR4) + Home Error Base Run (EBR4)




FCBRFielder's Choice Bases RunFielder's Choice Bases Run is the number of bases an offensive player reaches on plays in which the defense attempts to put out a runner at another base ahead of him.Fielder's Choice Bases Run (FCBR) = First Fielder's Choice Bases Run (FCBR1) + Second Fielder's Choice Bases Run (FCBR2) + Third Fielder's Choice Bases Run (FCBR3)




FCBR1First Fielder's Choice Bases RunFirst Fielder's Choice Bases Run is the number of times a batter reaches first on plays in which the defense attempts to put out a runner at another base.First Fielder's Choice Bases Run (FCBR1) = Reached on Force Outs (RFO) + Reached on Unforced Outs (RUO) + Reached on Double Plays (RDP) + Safe on Fielder's Choices (FCS) + Reached on Sacrifice Hits (RSH) + Errors on Fielder's Choices (EFC)




EFCErrors on Fielder's ChoicesErrors on Fielder's Choices is the number of times a batter reaches first on plays in which the defense attempts to put out a runner at another base but fails because they commit an error.




FCSSafe on Fielder's ChoicesSafe on Fielder's Choices is the number of times a batter reaches first base on fielder's choices on which the defense does not succeed in putting out a runner (even though they could have put out the batter).




FCBR2Second Fielder's Choice Bases RunSecond Fielder's Choice Bases Run is the number of times an offensive player reaches second on plays in which the defense attempts to put out a runner at third or home.




FCBR3Third Fielder's Choice Bases RunThird Fielder's Choice Bases Run is the number of times an offensive player reaches third on plays in which the defense attempts to put out a runner at home. Third Forced Fielder's Choice Bases Run (FFCBR3) + Third Unforced Fielder's Choice Bases Run (UFCBR3)




FFCBR3Third Forced Fielder's Choice Bases RunThird Forced Fielder's Choice Bases Run is the number of times an offensive player is forced ahead to third on plays in which the defense attempts to put out a runner at home.




UFCBR3Third Unforced Fielder's Choice Bases RunThird Unforced Fielder's Choice Bases Run is the number of times an offensive player advances to third, without being forced, on plays in which the defense attempts to put out a runner at home.




Bases Lost: Totals

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Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




BLBases LostBases Lost is the total number of bases reached by an offensive player's team that his actions as either a baserunner or batter are responsible for reducing.Bases Lost (BL) = Running Bases Lost (RBL) + Team Bases Lost (TBL)




RBLRunning Bases LostRunning Bases Lost is the total number of bases reached by an offensive player's team--including himself--that his actions as a baserunner are responsible for reducing.Running Bases Lost (RBL) = One Running Bases Lost (RBL1) + 2*Two Running Bases Lost (RBL2) + 3*Three Running Bases Lost (RBL3)




RBL1One Running Bases LostOne Running Bases Lost is the number of times that an offensive player's actions as a baserunner reduce the total number of bases his team has reached by one.One Running Bases Lost (RBL1) = Running Error from First (RE1) + Unforced into Team Out at Third (UTO3)




RBL2Two Running Bases LostTwo Running Bases Lost is the number of times that an offensive player's actions as a baserunner reduce the total number of bases his team has reached by two.Two Running Bases Lost (RBL2) = Running Error from Second (RE2) + Unforced into Team Out at Home (UTO4)




RBL3Three Running Bases LostThree Running Bases Lost is the number of times that an offensive player's actions as a baserunner reduce the total number of bases his team has reached by three.Three Running Bases Lost (RBL3) = Running Error from Third (RE3)




TBLTeam Bases LostTeam Bases Lost is the total number of bases reached by an offensive player's teammates that his actions as a batter are responsible for reducing.Team Bases Lost (TBL) = Team Errors (TE) + One Team Base Lost (TBL1) + 2*Two Team Bases Lost (TBL2)




TBL2Two Team Bases LostTwo Team Bases Lost is the number of times an offensive player lines into a double play that doubles off a teammate at second.




TBL3Three Team Bases LostThree Team Bases Lost is the number of times an offensive player lines into a double play that doubles off a teammate at third.




Team Base Running: Totals

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




TBRTeam Bases RunTeam Bases Run is the total number of bases an offensive player's teammates enable him to advance to.Team Bases Run (TBR) = Forced Bases Run (FBR) + Unforced Bases Run (UBR) + Bases Walked (BW) + Bases Tagged Run (BTR) + Extra Bases Run (XBR) + Equivalent Bases Run (QBR)




TBRTeam Bases RunTeam Bases Run is the total number of bases an offensive player's teammates enable him to advance to.Team Bases Run (TBR) = Second Team Base Run (TBR2) + Third Team Base Run (TBR3) + Home Team Base Run (TBR4)




TBR2Second Team Base RunSecond Team Base Run is the number of times an offensive player's teammates enable him to advance from first to second.Second Team Base Run (TBR2) = Second Forced Base Run (FBR2) + Second Base Walked (BW2) + Second Base Tagged Run (BTR2)




TBR3Third Team Base RunThird Team Base Run is the number of times an offensive player's teammates enable him to advance to third.Third Team Base Run (TBR3) = Third Forced Base Run (FBR3) + Third Base Walked (BW3) + Third Unforced Base Run (UBR3) + Third Base Tagged Run (BTR3) + Extra Base Run First to Third (XBR13) + Equivalent Base Run First to Third (QBR13)




TBR4Home Team Base RunHome Team Base Run is the number of times an offensive player's teammates enable him to score.Home Team Base Run (TBR4) = Home Forced Base Run (FBR4) + Home Base Walked (BW4) + Home Unforced Base Run (UBR4) + Home Base Tagged Run (BTR4) + Extra Base Run First to Home (XBR14) + Extra Base Second to Home (XBR24) + Equivalent Base Run First to Home (QBR14) + Equivalent Base Run Second to Home (QBR24)




FBRForced Bases RunForced Bases Run is the number of bases an offensive player's teammates force him to advance to by putting the ball in play.Forced Bases Run (FBR) = Second Forced Base Run (FBR2) + Third Forced Base Run (FBR3) + Home Forced Base Run (FBR4)




FBR2Second Forced Base RunSecond Forced Base Run is the number of times an offensive player's teammates force him to advance to second by putting the ball in play.




FBR3Third Forced Base RunThird Forced Base Run is the number of times an offensive player's teammates force him to advance to third by putting the ball in play.




FBR4Home Forced Base RunHome Forced Base Run is the number of times an offensive player's teammates force him to advance home by putting the ball in play.




UBRUnforced Bases RunUnforced Bases Run is the number of bases an offensive player's teammates enable him to advance to, without being forced. Unforced Bases Run (UBR) = Third Unforced Base Run (UBR3) + Home Unforced Base Run (UBR4)




UBR3Third Unforced Base RunThird Unforced Base Run is the number of times an offensive player advances from second to third, without being forced ahead by the batter or a runner at first.




UBR4Home Unforced Base RunHome Unforced Base Run is the number of tiimes an offensive player advances from third to home, without being forced ahead by runners at first or second, or the batter.




BWBases WalkedBases Walked is the number of bases an offensive player's teammates force him to advance to on walks and times hit by pitch.Bases Walked (BW) = Second Base Walked (BW2) + Third Base Walked (BW3) + Home Base Walked (BW4)




BW2Second Base WalkedSecond Base Walked is the number of times an offensive player's teammates force him to advance to second on walks and times hit by pitch.




BW3Third Base WalkedThird Base Walked is the number of times an offensive player's teammates force him to advance to third on walks and times hit by pitch.




BW4Home Base WalkedHome Base Walked is the number of times an offensive player's teammates force him to advance home on walks and times hit by pitch.




BTRBases Tagged RunBases Tagged Run is the total number of bases an offensive player advances to after tagging up on a caught fly ball.Bases Tagged Run (BTR) = Second Base Tagged Run (BTR2) + Third Base Tagged Run (BTR3) + Home Base Tagged Run (BTR4)




BTR2Second Base Tagged RunSecond Base Tagged Run is the number of times an offensive player advances to second after tagging up on a caught fly ball.




BTR3Third Base Tagged RunThird Base Tagged Run is the number of times an offensive player advances to third after tagging up on a caught fly ball.




BTR4Home Base Tagged RunHome Base Tagged Run is the number of times an offensive player scores after tagging up on a caught fly ball.




XBRExtra Bases RunExtra Bases Run is the number of times a baserunner advances one more base than the batter does on a base hit.Extra Bases Run (XBR) = First to Third Extra Base Run (XBR13) + First to Home Extra Base Run (XBR14) + Second to Home Extra Base Run (XBR24)




XBR13First to Third Extra Base RunFirst to Third Extra Base Run is the number of times a baserunner advances from first to third on a single.




XBR14First to Home Extra Base RunFirst to Home Extra Base Run is the number of times a baserunner advances from first to home on a double.




XBR24Second to Home Extra Base RunSecond to Home Extra Base Run is the number of times a baserunner advances from second to home on a single.




QBREquivalent Bases RunEquivalent Bases Run is the number of bases a baserunner advances to not in excess of the number of bases the batter reaches on a base hit.Equivalent Bases Run (QBR) = First to Third Equivalent Base Run (QBR13) + First to Home Equivalent Base Run (QBR14) + Second to Home Equivalent Base Run (QBR24)




QBR13First to Third Equivalent Base RunEquivalent Base Run First to Third is the number of times a baserunner advances from first to third on an extra-base hit.




QBR14First to Home Equivalent Base RunEquivalent Base Run First to Home is the number of times a baserunner advances from first to home on a triple or a home run.




QBR24Second to Home Equivalent Base RunEquivalent Base Run Second to Home is the number of times a baserunner advances from second to home on an extra-base hit.




Team Base Running: Attempts

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




TBRATeam Base Running AttemptsTeam Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance bases when his teammates give him an opportunity to do so.Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA) = Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA) + Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA) + Bases Walked (BW) + Bases Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA) + Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA) + Equivalent Bases Run (QBR)




TBRATeam Base Running AttemptsTeam Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance bases when his teammates give him an opportunity to do so.Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA) = Second Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA2) + Third Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA3) + Home Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA4)




TBRA2Second Team Base Running AttemptsSecond Team Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to second when his teammates give him an opportunity to do so.Second Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA2) = Second Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA2) + Second Base Walked (BW2) + Second Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA2)




TBRA3Third Team Base Running AttemptsThird Team Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to third when his teammates give him an opportunity to do so .Third Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA3) = Third Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA3) + Third Base Walked (BW3) + Third Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA3) + Third Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA3) + First to Third Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA13) + First to Third Equivalent Bases Run (QBR13)




TBRA4Home Team Base Running AttemptsHome Team Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to score when his teammates give him an opportunity to do so .Home Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA4) = Home Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA4) + Home Base Walked (BW4) + Home Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA4) + Home Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA4) + First to Home Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA14) + Second to Home Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA24) + First to Home Equivalent Bases Run (QBR14) + Second to Home Equivalent Bases Run (QBR24)




FBRAForced Base Running AttemptsForced Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner is forced to attempts to advance a base when his teammates put the ball into play.Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA) = Forced Bases Run (FBR) + Forced into Team Outs (FTO) + Forced into Team Errors (FTE)




FBRAForced Base Running AttemptsForced Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner is forced to attempts to advance a base when his teammates put the ball into play.Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA) = Second Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA2) + Third Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA3) + Home Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA4)




FBRA2Second Forced Base Running AttemptsSecond Forced Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner is forced to attempts to advance to second when his teammates put the ball into play.Second Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA2) = Second Forced Base Run (FBR2) + Forced into Team Out at Second (FTO2) + Forced into Team Error at Second (FTE2)




FBRA3Third Forced Base Running AttemptsThird Forced Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner is forced to attempts to advance to third when his teammates put the ball into play.Third Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA3) = Third Forced Base Run (FBR3) + Forced into Team Out at Third (FTO3) + Forced into Team Error at Third (FTE3)




FBRA4Home Forced Base Running AttemptsHome Forced Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner is forced to attempts to score when his teammates put the ball into play.Home Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA4) = Home Forced Base Run (FBR4) + Forced into Team Out at Home (FTO4) + Forced into Team Error at Home (FTE4)




UBRAUnforced Base Running AttemptsUnforced Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to the next base, without being forced, when his teammates put the ball into play.Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA) = Unforced Bases Run (UBR) + Unforced into Team Outs (UTO) + Unforced into Team Errors (UTE)




UBRAUnforced Base Running AttemptsUnforced Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to the next base, without being forced, when his teammates put the ball into play.Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA) = Second Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA2) + Third Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA3) + Home Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA4)




UBRA3Third Unforced Base Running AttemptsThird Unforced Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to third from second, without being forced, when his teammates put the ball into play.Third Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA3) = Third Unforced Base Run (UBR3) + Unforced into Team Out at Third (UTO3)




UBRA4Home Unforced Base Running AttemptsHome Unforced Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to score from third, without being forced, when his teammates put the ball into play.Home Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA4) = Home Unforced Base Run (UBR4) + Unforced into Team Out at Home (UTO4)




BTRABases Tagged Running AttemptsBases Tagged Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance a base by tagging up on a caught fly ball.Bases Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA) = Bases Tagged Run (BTR) + Caught Tagging (CT)




BTRABases Tagged Running AttemptsBases Tagged Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance a base by tagging up on a caught fly ball.Bases Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA) = Second Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA2) + Third Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA3) + Home Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA4)




BTRA2Second Base Tagged Running AttemptsSecond Base Tagged Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to second by tagging up on a caught fly ball.Second Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA2) = Second Base Tagged Run (BTR2) + Caught Tagging to Second (CT2)




BTRA3Third Base Tagged Running AttemptsThird Base Tagged Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance to third by tagging up on a caught fly ball.Third Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA3) = Third Base Tagged Run (BTR3) + Caught Tagging to Third (CT3)




BTRA4Home Base Tagged Running AttemptsHome Base Tagged Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to score by tagging up on a caught fly ball.Home Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA4) = Home Base Tagged Run (BTR4) + Caught Tagging to Home (CT4)




XBRAExtra Base Running AttemptsExtra Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance one more base than the batter on a base hit.Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA) = Extra Bases Run (XBR) + Caught Exceeding (CX)




XBRAExtra Base Running AttemptsExtra Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance one more base than the batter on a base hit.Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA) = First to Third Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA13) + First to Home Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA14) + Second to Home Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA24)




XBRA13First to Third Extra Base Running AttemptsFirst to Third Extra Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance from first to third on a single.First to Third Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA13) = First to Third Extra Bases Run (XBR13) + Caught Exceeding from First to Third (CX13)




XBRA14First to Home Extra Base Running AttemptsFirst to Home Extra Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance from first to home on a double.First to Home Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA14) = First to Home Extra Bases Run (XBR14) + Caught Exceeding from First to Home (CX14)




XBRA24Second to Home Extra Base Running AttemptsSecond to Home Extra Base Running Attempts is the number of times a baserunner attempts to advance from second to home on a single.Second to Home Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA24) = Second to Home Extra Bases Run (XBR24) + Caught Exceeding from Second to Home (CX14)




Team Base Running: Chances

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




TBRCTeam Base Running ChancesTeam Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner's teammates give him an opportunity to advance bases.Team Base Running Chances (TBRC) = Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA) + Unforced Base Running Chances (UBRC) + Bases Walked (BW) + Bases Tagged Running Chances (BTRC) + Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC) + Equivalent Bases Run (QBR)




TBRCTeam Base Running ChancesTeam Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner's teammates give him an opportunity to advance bases.Team Base Running Chances (TBRC) = Second Team Base Running Chances (TBRC2) + Third Team Base Running Chances (TBRC3) + Home Team Base Running Chances (TBRC4)




TBRC2Second Team Base Running ChancesSecond Team Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner's teammates give him an opportunity to advance to second.Second Team Base Running Chances (TBRC2) = Second Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA2) + Second Base Walked (BW2) + Second Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC2)




TBRC3Third Team Base Running ChancesThird Team Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner's teammates give him an opportunity to advance to third.Third Team Base Running Chances (TBRC3) = Third Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA3) + Third Base Walked (BW3) + Third Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA3) + Third Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC3) + First to Third Extra Base Running Chances (XBR13) + First to Third Equivalent Bases Run (QBR13)




TBRC4Home Team Base Running ChancesHome Team Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner's teammates give him an opportunity to score.Home Team Base Running Chances (TBRC3) = Home Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA4) + Home Base Walked (BW4) + Home Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA4) + Home Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC4) + First to Home Extra Base Running Chances (XBR14) + Second to Home Extra Base Running Chances (XBR24) + First to Home Equivalent Bases Run (QBR14) + Second to Home Equivalent Bases Run (QBR24)




UBRCUnforced Base Running ChancesUnforced Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner's teammates put the ball in play without forcing him to advance.Unforced Base Running Chances (UBRC) = Third Unforced Base Running Chances (UBRC3) + Home Unforced Base Running Chances (UBRC4)




UBRC3Third Unforced Base Running ChancesThird Unforced Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner's teammates put the ball in play while he is at second without a runner at first.




UBRC4Home Unforced Base Running ChancesHome Unforced Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner's teammates put the ball in play while he is at third and the bases are not loaded.




BTRCBases Tagged Running ChancesBases Tagged Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner is on base with less than two out when his teammates hit a fly out.Bases Tagged Running Chances (BTRC) = Second Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC2) + Third Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC3) + Home Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC4)




BTRC2Second Base Tagged Running ChancesSecond Base Tagged Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner is on first with less than two out when his teammates hit a fly out.




BTRC3Third Base Tagged Running ChancesThird Base Tagged Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner is on second with less than two out when his teammates hit a fly out.




BTRC4Home Base Tagged Running ChancesHome Base Tagged Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner is on third with less than two out when his teammates hit a fly out.




XBRCExtra Base Running ChancesExtra Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner has an opportunity to advance one more base base than the batter on a base hit.Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC) = First to Third Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC13) + First to Home Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC14) + Second to Home Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC24)




XBRC13First to Third Extra Base Running ChancesFirst to Third Extra Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner is on first when the batter hits a single, excluding those plays which end with another runner at third base.




XBRC14First to Home Extra Base Running ChancesFirst to Home Extra Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner is on first when the batter hits a double.




XBRC24Second to Home Extra Base Running ChancesSecond to Home Extra Base Running Chances is the number of times a baserunner is on second when the batter hits a single.




Team Base Running: Ratios

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




TBRPCTTeam Base Running PercentageTeam Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances a base, when his teammates give him the opportunity and he attempts to do so.Team Base Running Percentage (TBRPCT) = Team Bases Run (TBR)/Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA)




TBR2PCTSecond Team Base Running PercentageSecond Team Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to second, when his teammates give him the opportunity and he attempts to do so.Second Team Base Running Percentage (TBR2PCT) = Second Team Base Run (TBR2)/Second Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA2)




TBR3PCTThird Team Base Running PercentageThird Team Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to third, when his teammates give him the opportunity and he attempts to do so.Third Team Base Running Percentage (TBR3PCT) = Third Team Base Run (TBR3)/Third Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA3)




TBR4PCTHome Team Base Running PercentageHome Team Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully scores, when his teammates give him the opportunity and he attempts to do so.Home Team Base Running Percentage (TBR4PCT) = Home Team Base Run (TBR4)/Home Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA4)




TBREFFTeam Base Running EfficiencyTeam Base Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances a base, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so.Team Base Running Efficiency (TBREFF) = Team Bases Run (TBR)/Team Base Running Chances (TBRC)




TBR2EFFSecond Team Base Running EfficiencySecond Team Base Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to second, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so.Second Team Base Running Efficiency (TBR2EFF) = Second Team Base Run (TBR2)/Second Team Base Running Chances (TBRC2)




TBR3EFFThird Team Base Running EfficiencyThird Team Base Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to third, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so.Third Team Base Running Efficiency (TBR3EFF) = Third Team Base Run (TBR3)/Third Team Base Running Chances (TBRC3)




TBR4EFFHome Team Base Running EfficiencyHome Team Base Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner scores, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so.Third Team Base Running Efficiency (TBR4EFF) = Home Team Base Run (TBR4)/Home Team Base Running Chances (TBRC4)




TBRPROTeam Base Running PropensityTeam Base Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance a base, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so.Team Base Running Propensity (TBRPRO) = Team Base Running Attempts (TBRA)/Team Base Running Chances (TBRC)




TBR2PROSecond Team Base Running PropensitySecond Team Base Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance to second, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so.Second Team Base Running Propensity (TBR2PRO) = Second Team Base Running Attempt (TBRA2)/Second Team Base Running Chances (TBRC2)




TBR3PROThird Team Base Running PropensityThird Team Base Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance to third, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so.Third Team Base Running Propensity (TBR3PRO) = Third Team Base Running Attempt (TBRA3)/Third Team Base Running Chances (TBRC3)




TBR4PROHome Team Base Running PropensityHome Team Base Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to score, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so.Third Team Base Running Propensity (TBR4EFF) = Home Team Base Running Attempt (TBRA4)/Home Team Base Running Chances (TBRC4)




FBRPCTForced Base Running PercentageForced Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances a base, when his teammates force him to do so by putting the ball in play.Forced Base Running Percentage (FBRPCT) = Forced Bases Run (FBR)/Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA)




FBR2PCTSecond Forced Base Running PercentageSecond Forced Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to second, when his teammates force him to do so by putting the ball in play.Second Forced Base Running Percentage (FBR2PCT) = Second Forced Base Run (FBR2)/Second Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA2)




FBR3PCTThird Forced Base Running PercentageThird Forced Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to third, when his teammates force him to do so by putting the ball in play.Third Forced Base Running Percentage (FBR3PCT) = Third Forced Base Run (FBR3)/Third Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA3)




FBR4PCTHome Forced Base Running PercentageHome Forced Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner scores, when his teammates force him to do so by putting the ball in play.Home Forced Base Running Percentage (FBR4PCT) = Home Forced Base Run (FBR4)/Home Forced Base Running Attempts (FBRA4)




UBRPCTUnforced Base Running PercentageUnforced Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to the next base, without being forced, when his teammates put the ball in play and he attempts to do so.Unforced Base Running Percentage (UBRPCT) = Unforced Bases Run (UBR)/Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA)




UBR3PCTThird Unforced Base Running PercentageThird Unforced Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances from second to third, without being forced, when his teammates put the ball in play and he attempts to do so.Third Unforced Base Running Percentage (UBR3PCT) = Third Unforced Bases Run (UBR3)/Third Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA3)




UBR4PCTHome Unforced Base Running PercentageHome Unforced Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances from third to home, without being forced, when his teammates put the ball in play and he attempts to do so.Home Unforced Base Running Percentage (UBR4PCT) = Home Unforced Bases Run (UBR4)/Home Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA4)




UBREFFUnforced Base Running EfficiencyUnforced Base Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to the next base, without being forced, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so by putting the ball in play.Unforced Base Running Efficiency (UBREFF) = Unforced Bases Run (UBR)/Unforced Base Running Chances (UBRC)




UBR3EFFThird Unforced Base Running EfficiencyThird Unforced Base Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances from second to third, without being forced, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so by putting the ball in play.Third Unforced Base Running Efficiency (UBR3EFF) = Third Unforced Base Run (UBR3)/Third Unforced Base Running Chances (UBRC3)




UBR4EFFHome Unforced Base Running EfficiencyHome Unforced Base Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances from third to home, without being forced, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so by putting the ball in play.Home Unforced Base Running Efficiency (UBR4EFF) = Home Unforced Base Run (UBR4)/Home Unforced Base Running Chances (UBRC4)




UBRPROUnforced Base Running PropensityUnforced Base Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance to the next base, without being forced, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so by putting the ball in play.Unforced Base Running Propensity (UBRPRO) = Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA)/Unforced Base Running Chances (UBRC)




UBR3PROThird Unforced Base Running PropensityThird Unforced Base Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance from second to third, without being forced, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so by putting the ball in play.Third Unforced Base Running Propensity (UBR3PRO) = Third Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA3)/Third Unforced Base Running Chances (UBRC3)




UBR4PROHome Unforced Base Running PropensityHome Unforced Base Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance from third to home, without being forced, when his teammates give him the opportunity to do so by putting the ball in play.Home Unforced Base Running Propensity (UBR4PRO) = Home Unforced Base Running Attempts (UBRA4)/Home Unforced Base Running Chances (UBRC4)




BTRPCTBases Tagged Running PercentageBases Tagged Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances a base, on a caught fly ball, when he attempts to do so.Bases Tagged Running Percentage (BTRPCT) = Bases Tagged Run (BTR)/Bases Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA)




BTR2PCTSecond Base Tagged Running PercentageSecond Base Tagged Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to second, on a caught fly ball, when he attempts to do so.Second Base Tagged Running Percentage (BTR2PCT) = Second Base Tagged Run (BTR2)/Second Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA2)




BTR3PCTThird Base Tagged Running PercentageThird Base Tagged Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to third, on a caught fly ball, when he attempts to do so.Third Base Tagged Running Percentage (BTR3PCT) = Third Base Tagged Run (BTR3)/Third Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA3)




BTR4PCTHome Base Tagged Running PercentageHome Base Tagged Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner scores, on a caught fly ball, when he attempts to do so.Home Base Tagged Running Percentage (BTR4PCT) = Home Base Tagged Run (BTR4)/Home Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA4)




BTREFFBases Tagged Running EfficiencyBases Tagged Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances a base on a caught fly ball.Bases Tagged Running Efficiency (BTREFF) = Bases Tagged Run (BTR)/Bases Tagged Running Chances (BTRC)




BTR2EFFSecond Base Tagged Running EfficiencySecond Base Tagged Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to second on a caught fly ball.Second Base Tagged Running Efficiency (BTR2EFF) = Second Base Tagged Run (BTR2)/Second Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC2)




BTR3EFFThird Base Tagged Running EfficiencyThird Base Tagged Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances to third on a caught fly ball.Third Base Tagged Running Efficiency (BTR3EFF) = Third Base Tagged Run (BTR3)/Third Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC3)




BTR4EFFHome Base Tagged Running EfficiencyHome Base Tagged Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner scores on a caught fly ball.Home Base Tagged Running Efficiency (BTR4EFF) = Home Base Tagged Run (BTR4)/Home Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC4)




BTRPROBases Tagged Running PropensityBases Tagged Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance a base on a caught fly ball.Bases Tagged Running Efficiency (BTRPRO) = Bases Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA)/Bases Tagged Running Chances (BTRC)




BTR2PROSecond Base Tagged Running PropensitySecond Base Tagged Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance to second on a caught fly ball.Second Base Tagged Running Propensity (BTR2PRO) = Second Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA2)/Second Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC2)




BTR3PROThird Base Tagged Running PropensityThird Base Tagged Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance to third on a caught fly ball.Third Base Tagged Running Propensity (BTR3PRO) = Third Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA3)/Third Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC3)




BTR4PROHome Base Tagged Running PropensityHome Base Tagged Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to score on a caught fly ball.Home Base Tagged Running Propensity (BTR4PRO) = Home Base Tagged Running Attempts (BTRA4)/Home Base Tagged Running Chances (BTRC4)




XBRPCTExtra Base Running PercentageExtra Bases Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances one more base than the batter on a base hit, when he attempts to do so.Extra Bases Running Percentage (XBRPCT) = Extra Bases Run (XBR)/Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA)




XBR13PCTFirst to Third Extra Base Running PercentageFirst to Third Extra Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances from first to third on a single, when he attempts to do so.First to Third Extra Base Running Percentage (XBR13PCT) = First to Third Extra Base Run (XBR13)/First To Third Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA13)




XBR14PCTFirst to Home Extra Base Running PercentageFirst to Home Extra Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner scores from first on a double, when he attempts to do so.First to Home Extra Base Running Percentage (XBR14PCT) = First to Home Extra Base Run (XBR14)/First To Home Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA14)




XBR24PCTSecond to Home Extra Base Running PercentageSecond to Home Extra Base Running Percentage is the percentage of times a baserunner scores from second on a single, when he attempts to do so.Second to Home Extra Base Running Percentage (XBR24PCT) = Second to Home Extra Base Run (XBR24)/Second To Home Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA24)




XBREFFExtra Base Running EfficiencyExtra Base Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances one more base than the batter on a base hit.Extra Base Running Efficiency (XBREFF) = Extra Bases Run (XBR)/Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC)




XBR13EFFFirst to Third Extra Base Running EfficiencyFirst to Third Extra Base Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully advances from first to third on a single, when the play does not end with another runner ahead of him at third.First to Third Extra Base Running Efficiency (XBR13EFF) = First to Third Extra Base Run (XBR13)/First to Third Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC13)




XBR14EFFFirst to Home Extra Base Running EfficiencyFirst to Home Extra Base Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully scores from first on a double.First to Home Extra Base Running Efficiency (XBR14EFF) = First to Home Extra Base Run (XBR14)/First to Home Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC14)




XBR24EFFSecond to Home Extra Base Running EfficiencySecond to Home Extra Base Running Efficiency is the percentage of times a baserunner successfully scores from second on a single.Second to Home Extra Base Running Efficiency (XBR24EFF) = First to Home Extra Base Run (XBR24)/Second to Home Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC24)




XBRPROExtra Base Running PropensityExtra Base Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance one more base than the batter on a base hit.Extra Base Running Propensity (XBRPRO) = Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA)/Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC)




XBR13PROFirst to Third Extra Base Running PropensityFirst to Third Extra Base Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to advance from first to third on a single, when the play does not end with another runner ahead of him at third.First to Third Extra Base Running Propensity (XBR13PRO) = First to Third Extra Base Running Attempts (XBRA13)/First to Third Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC13)




XBR14PROFirst to Home Extra Base Running PropensityFirst to Home Extra Base Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to score from first on a double.First to Home Extra Base Running Propensity (XBR14PRO) = First to Home Extra Bases Running Attempts (XBRA14)/First to Home Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC14)




XBR24PROSecond to Home Extra Base Running PropensitySecond to Home Extra Base Running Propensity is the percentage of times a baserunner attempts to score from second on a single.Second to Home Extra Base Running Propensity (XBR24PRO) = First to Home Extra Bases Running Attempts (XBRA24)/Second to Home Extra Base Running Chances (XBRC24)




Outs: Totals

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Formula




OOutsOuts is the number of times that an offensive player is put out.Outs (O) = Batting Outs Produced (BOP) + Running Errors (RE) + Team Outs (TO)




TOTeam OutsTeam Outs is the number of times that a baserunner is put out due to the actions of his teammates.Team Outs (TO) = Forced into Team Out (FTO) + Unforced into Team Outs (UTO) + Forced into Team Errors (FTE) + Doubled Off (DOF) + Other Team Outs (OTO)




TOTeam OutsTeam Outs is the number of times that a baserunner is put out due to the actions of his teammates.Team Outs (TO) = Team Outs from First (TO1) + Team Outs from Second (TO2) + Team Outs from Third (TO3)




TO1Team Outs from FirstTeam Outs from First is the number of times that a baserunner is put out, due to the actions of his teammates, after having reached first safely.Team Outs from First (TO1) = Forced into Team Out at Second (FTO2) + Forced into Team Error at Second (FTE2) + Doubled Off First (DOF1) + Other Team Outs from First (OTO1)




TO2Team Outs from SecondTeam Outs from Second is the number of times that a baserunner is put out, due to the actions of his teammates, after having reached second safely.Team Outs from Second (TO2) = Forced into Team Out at Third (FTO3) + Unforced into Team Out at Third (UTO3) + Forced into Team Error at Third (FTE3) + Doubled Off Second (DOF2) + Other Team Outs from Second (OTO2)




TO3Team Outs from ThirdTeam Outs from Third is the number of times that a baserunner is put out, due to the actions of his teammates, after having reached third safely.Team Outs from Third (TO3) = Forced into Team Out at Home (FTO4) + Unforced into Team Out at Home (UTO4) + Forced into Team Error at Home (FTE4) + Doubled Off Third (DOF3) + Other Team Outs from Third (OTO3)




FTOForced into Team OutsForced into Team Outs is the number of times a baserunner is forced into an out by his teammates. Forced into Team Outs (FTO) = Forced into Team Out at Second (FTO2) + Forced into Team Out at Third (FTO3) + Forced into Team Out at Home (FTO4)




FTO2Forced into Team Out at SecondForced into Team Out at Second is the number of times a baserunner is forced into an out at second by his teammates.




FTO3Forced into Team Out at ThirdForced into Team Out at Third is the number of times a baserunner is forced into an out at third by his teammates.




FTO4Forced into Team Out at HomeForced into Team Out at Home is the number of times a baserunner is forced into an out at home by his teammates.




UTOUnforced into Team OutsUnforced into Team Outs is the number of times a baserunner is put out on a fielder's choice without being forced to advance.Unforced into Team Outs (UTO) = Unforced into Team Out at Third (UTO3) + Unforced into Team Out at Home (UTO4)




UTO3Unforced into Team Out at ThirdUnforced into Team Out at Third is the number of times a baserunner is put out on a fielder's choice at third without being forced to advance.




UTO4Unforced into Team Out at HomeUnforced into Team Out at Home is the number of times a baserunner is put out on a fielder's choice at home without being forced to advance.




FTEForced into Team ErrorsForceed into Team Errors is the number of times a baserunner is forced out on a ground ball double play or triple play.Forced into Team Errors (FTE) = Forced into Team Error at Second (FTE2) + Forced into Team Error at Third (FTE3) + Forced into Team Error at Home (FTE4)




FTE2Forced into Team Error at SecondForceed into Team Error at Second is the number of times a baserunner is forced out at second on a ground ball double play or triple play.




FTE3Forced into Team Error at ThirdForceed into Team Error at Third is the number of times a baserunner is forced out at third on a ground ball double play or triple play.




FTE4Forced into Team Error at HomeForceed into Team Error at Home is the number of times a baserunner is forced out at home on a ground ball double play or triple play.




DOFDoubled OffDoubled Off is the number of times a baserunner is put out on line drive double plays or triple plays.Doubled Off (DOF) = Doubled Off First (DOF1) + Doubled Off Second (DOF2) + Doubled Off Third (DOF3)




DOF1Doubled Off FirstDoubled Off First is the number of times a baserunner is put out at first on line drive double plays or triple plays.




DOF2Doubled Off SecondDoubled Off Second is the number of times a baserunner is put out at second on line drive double plays or triple plays.




DOF3Doubled Off ThirdDoubled Off Third is the number of times a baserunner is put out at third on line drive double plays or triple plays.




OTOOther Team OutsOther Team Outs is the number of times a baserunner is put out on unusual plays such as batter's interferences or runner's interferences.Other Team Outs (OTO) = Other Team Out from First (OTO1) + Other Team Out from Second (OTO2) + Other Team Out from Third (OTO3)




OTO1Other Team Out from FirstOther Team Out from First is the number of times a baserunner is put out after having reached first on unusual plays such as batter's interferences or runner's interferences.




OTO2Other Team Out from SecondOther Team Out from Second is the number of times a baserunner is put out after having reached second on unusual plays such as batter's interferences or runner's interferences.




OTO3Other Team Out from ThirdOther Team Out from Third is the number of times a baserunner is put out after having reached third on unusual plays such as batter's interferences or runner's interferences.




LOBTimes Left on BaseTimes Left on Base is the number of times an offensive player is still on base at the end of an inning.Times Left on Base (LOB) = Times Reached Base (TRB) - Home Base Run (BR4) - Running Errors (RE) - Team Outs (TO) - Substituted for by Pinch Runner (SPR)




LOB1Times Left on FirstTimes Left on First is the number of times an offensive player is still on first at the end of an inning.Times Left on First (LOB1) = Times Reached First Base (TRB1) - Second Base Run (BR2) - Running Errors from First (RE1) - Team Outs from First (TO1) - Substituted for by Pinch Runner at First (SPR1)




LOB2Times Left on SecondTimes Left on Second is the number of times an offensive player is still on second at the end of an inning.Times Left on Second (LOB2) = Times Reached Second Base (TRB2) - Third Base Run (BR3) - Running Errors from Second (RE2) - Team Outs from Second (TO2) - Substituted for by Pinch Runner at Second (SPR2)




LOB3Times Left on ThirdTimes Left on Third is the number of times an offensive player is still on third at the end of an inning.Times Left on Third (LOB3) = Times Reached Third Base (TRB3) - Home Base Run (BR4) - Running Errors from Third (RE3) - Team Outs from Third (TO3) - Substituted for by Pinch Runner at Third (SPR3)




Error Base Running: Totals

Abbreviation
Stat Name
Stat Definition
Formula




EBRError Bases RunError Bases Run is the total number of bases that an offensive player advances to on defensive errors.Error Bases Run (EBR) = Batting Play Error Bases Run (BPEBR) + Running Play Error Bases Run (RPEBR) + Pitching Play Error Bases Run (PPEBR)




EBRError Bases RunError Bases Run is the total number of bases that an offensive player advances to on defensive errors.Error Bases Run (EBR) = First Error Base Run (EBR1) + Second Error Base Run (EBR2) + Third Error Base Run (EBR3) + Home Error Base Run (EBR4)




EBR1First Error Base RunFirst Error Base Run is the number of times that an offensive player reaches first on defensive errors.First Error Base Run (EBR1) = First Batting Play Error Base Run (BPEBR1) + Pitching Play Error Base Run (PPEBR1)




EBR2Second Error Base RunSecond Error Base Run is the number of times that an offensive player advances from first to second on defensive errors.Second Error Base Run (EBR2) = Second Batting Play Error Base Run (BPEBR2) + Second Pitching Play Error Base Run (PPEBR2) + Second Running Play Error Base Run (RPEBR2)




EBR3Third Error Base RunThird Error Base Run is the number of times that an offensive player advances from second to third on defensive errors.Third Error Base Run (EBR3) = Third Batting Play Error Base Run (BPEBR3) + Third Pitching Play Error Base Run (PPEBR3) + Third Running Play Error Base Run (RPEBR3)




EBR4Home Error Base RunHome Error Base Run is the number of times that an offensive player scores on defensive errors.Home Error Base Run (EBR4) = Home Batting Play Error Base Run (BPEBR4) + Home Pitching Play Error Base Run (PPEBR4) + Home Running Play Error Base Run (RPEBR4)




BPEBRBatting Play Error Bases RunBatting Play Error Bases Run is the total number of bases that an offensive player advances to when the defense commits an error on a ball which has been batted into play.Batting Play Error Bases Run (BPEBR) = First Batting Play Error Base Run (BPEBR1) + Second Batting Play Error Base Run (BPEBR2) + Third Batting Play Error Base Run (BPEBR3) + Home Batting Play Error Base Run (BPEBR4)




BPEBR1First Batting Play Error Base RunFirst Batting Play Error Base Run is the number of times that a batter reaches first base when the defense commits an error on a ball he has batted into play.




BPEBR2Second Batting Play Error Base RunSecond Batting Play Error Base Run is the number of times that an offensive player advances to second when the defense commits an error on a ball that has been batted into play.




BPEBR3Third Batting Play Error Base RunThird Batting Play Error Base Run is the number of times that an offensive player advances to third when the defense commits an error on a ball that has been batted into play.




BPEBR4Home Batting Play Error Base RunHome Batting Play Error Base Run is the number of times that an offensive player scores when the defense commits an error on a ball that has been batted into play.




RPEBRRunning Play Error Bases RunRunning Play Error Bases Run is the total number of bases that an offensive player advances to when the defense commits an error when trying to pick-off or throw out a runner who is attempting to steal.Running Play Error Bases Run (RPEBR) = Second Running Play Error Base Run (RPEBR2) + Third Running Play Error Base Run (RPEBR3) + Home Running Play Error Base Run (RPEBR4)




RPEBR2Second Running Play Error Base RunSecond Running Play Error Bases Run is the number of times that an offensive player advances to second when the defense commits an error when trying to pick-off or throw out a runner who is attempting to steal.




RPEBR3Third Running Play Error Base RunThird Running Play Error Bases Run is the number of times that an offensive player advances to third when the defense commits an error when trying to pick-off or throw out a runner who is attempting to steal.




RPEBR4Home Running Play Error Base RunHome Running Play Error Bases Run is the number of times that an offensive player scores when the defense commits an error when trying to pick-off or throw out a runner who is attempting to steal.




PPEBRPitching Play Error Bases RunPitching Play Error Bases Run is the total number of bases that an offensive player advances to on errors the battery commits on pitching plays--including wild pitches, balks, passed balls and catcher's interferences.Pitching Play Error Bases Run (PPEBR) = First Pitching Play Error Base Run (PPEBR1) + Second Pitching Play Error Base Run (PPEBR2) + Third Pitching Play Error Base Run (PPEBR3) + Home Pitching Play Error Base Run (PPEBR4)




PPEBR1First Pitching Play Error Base RunFirst Pitching Play Error Base Run is the number of times that a batter reaches first on errors the battery commits on pitching plays--including wild pitches, passed balls and catcher's interferences.




RCIReached on Catcher's InterferencesReached on Catcher's Interferences is the number of times that a batter is awarded first base because the catcher interfered with his play at the plate.




PPEBR2Second Pitching Play Error Base RunSecond Pitching Play Error Base Run is the number of times that an offensive player advances to second on errors the battery commits on pitching plays--including wild pitches, balks, passed balls and catcher's interferences.




PPEBR3Third Pitching Play Error Base RunThird Pitching Play Error Base Run is the number of times that an offensive player advances to third on errors the battery commits on pitching plays--including wild pitches, balks, passed balls and catcher's interferences.




PPEBR4Home Pitching Play Error Base RunHome Pitching Play Error Base Run is the number of times that an offensive player scores on errors the battery commits on pitching plays--including wild pitches, balks, passed balls and catcher's interferences.




General: Totals

Abbreviation
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GPGames PlayedGames Played is the number of games in which a player has appeared as either a batter or a pinch runner.