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Originally Posted by frankbmd
I think you are for in the American League
1915 .248
1916 .248
1917 .248
1918 .254
1919 .268
How you get .332 for these five years would suggest that you need a new abacus or
perhaps you were looking at On Base Percentage or OBP. I dunno.
And i'm happy with my current accountant.  |
I'm not sure what they're showing in the Advanced Pitching statistics then. Here's the links for both Ruth and Ohtani, Look for yourself, I'm not making this up. They show the Batting Against Averages of all players against both Ruth and Ohtani over their careers, and then right below those figures they show what they call the MLB Averages. I can't tell how the site is coming up with those specific MLB Average numbers though. Would think/hope they are consistent in the way they are being calculated so that whatever they actually represent, Ruth's is still much lower than whatever they are measuring than Ohtani's is.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...ruthba01.shtml
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...ohtansh01.shtm
And who ever said I wanted to be your accountant???