here's a cool little chart I found that might help with in-game betting or something...
This is how many runs you can expect to be scored in that inning in each situation. Data taken from seasons 99-02:
just a disclaimer...most of the stats I dish out I calculated myself, but I just found this, so don't blame me if it's wrong for some reason:think2:
This is how many runs you can expect to be scored in that inning in each situation. Data taken from seasons 99-02:
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0 Out 1 Out 2 Out
Empty 0.555 0.297 0.117
1st 0.953 0.573 0.251
2nd 1.189 0.725 0.344
3rd 1.482 0.983 0.387
1st+2nd 1.573 0.971 0.466
1st+3rd 1.904 1.243 0.538
2nd+3rd 2.052 1.467 0.634
Loaded 2.417 1.650 0.815just a disclaimer...most of the stats I dish out I calculated myself, but I just found this, so don't blame me if it's wrong for some reason:think2:
Nice chart, goodcall. Of course, we still gripe when our team has a bases-loaded (or 2nd & 3rd) scenario with ZERO outs then only manage one run via SF or a GIDP RBI then right away, the outs add up to the miserable 3 outs.
So we get 1 run, but we feel that we blew it anyway.
"2nd+3rd 2.052 (0 outs)"
How many times we see a lead-off walk & then a double to make it a 2nd & 3rd with zero outs, and end up with no runs or just 1 mere run? That's what I think many teams have trouble with these days...
* CalvinTy
So we get 1 run, but we feel that we blew it anyway.
"2nd+3rd 2.052 (0 outs)"
How many times we see a lead-off walk & then a double to make it a 2nd & 3rd with zero outs, and end up with no runs or just 1 mere run? That's what I think many teams have trouble with these days...
* CalvinTy
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