Stats Question

[jckdd]

Charley, if the runner in question is my favorite catcher,give her the hit. I know I would!

[Turn two]

Come on Coolstuff, you've been around, you know what double, triple, HR is. My kid's a slapper, she has a little speed, she puts pressure on the D, and in my opinion forces some of the errors that she reaches on, but it's still an ROE and doesn't do diddly poo for her OBP.

Which is why I always included ROE in my calculation OBP. Kids with speed force errors and should get credit for that...Doesn't help their BA obviously.

[slapperdad]

The book says no Turn Two. I've always felt like you do, but I go with what the book says.

[Charley1252]

Charley, if the runner in question is my favorite catcher,give her the hit. I know I would!

Thanks for all the replies. I'm going to keep entering them the way I feel is correct and laugh at some of the others. jckdd, it seems I never give her the benefit of the doubt. Its ok though. She expects that. Thanks!

[trojan05]

Charley,
You are doing it properly. I kept stats for the past five years and that's basically what I have been doing. Don't bother yourself with comparing how the other teams are scoring their own teams, because u will undoubtedly find that what was CLEARLY an error to you and everyone else who witnessed the play, will be scored a hit by the opposing coach. I did send a gentle email to an Indy coach once when he scored his girl a hit, when she struck out 3 times and popped out. He thanked me for the oversight and changed it on Varvee. He was clearly stat-building for the girl and I called him on it. But generally do not worry yourself with what the opposing book happens to say. Stick to the formula you described with the benefit of the doubt going your team's way most of the time.