Runs Created Invented by Bill James, RC is a very good measure of the
number of runs a batter truly contributed to his team’s offense. The
basic formula for RC is OBP*TB, but it has evolved into over fourteen
different versions.
RC = A*B/C
A = H + W + HB - CS - GIDP
B = 1.125*S + 1.69*D + 3.02*T + 3.73*HR + .29*(W - IW + HB) + .492*(SB + SH + SF) - .04*K
C = AB + W + HB + SH + SF
I would look into using the most complicated version, which includes
the impact of hitting well with runners in scoring position, and is
adjusted for ballpark impact.
RC/G refers to Runs Created Per Game,
which Runs Created divided by the number of outs made by the batter,
times 27.
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Runs Created Invented by Bill James, RC is a very good measure of the
number of runs a batter truly contributed to his team’s offense. The
basic formula for RC is OBP*TB, but it has evolved into over fourteen
different versions.
RC = A*B/C
A = H + W + HB - CS - GIDP
B = 1.125*S + 1.69*D + 3.02*T + 3.73*HR + .29*(W - IW + HB) + .492*(SB + SH + SF) - .04*K
C = AB + W + HB + SH + SF
I would look into using the most complicated version, which includes
the impact of hitting well with runners in scoring position, and is
adjusted for ballpark impact.
RC/G refers to Runs Created Per Game,
which Runs Created divided by the number of outs made by the batter,
times 27.
Runs Created Invented by Bill James, RC is a very good measure of the
number of runs a batter truly contributed to his team’s offense. The
basic formula for RC is OBP*TB, but it has evolved into over fourteen
different versions.
RC = A*B/C
A = H + W + HB - CS - GIDP
B = 1.125*S + 1.69*D + 3.02*T + 3.73*HR + .29*(W - IW + HB) + .492*(SB + SH + SF) - .04*K
C = AB + W + HB + SH + SF
I would look into using the most complicated version, which includes
the impact of hitting well with runners in scoring position, and is
adjusted for ballpark impact.
RC/G refers to Runs Created Per Game,
which Runs Created divided by the number of outs made by the batter,
times 27.
Also, maybe even factoring in the umpires over/under ats
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Quote Originally Posted by BillWag27:
Runs Created Invented by Bill James, RC is a very good measure of the
number of runs a batter truly contributed to his team’s offense. The
basic formula for RC is OBP*TB, but it has evolved into over fourteen
different versions.
RC = A*B/C
A = H + W + HB - CS - GIDP
B = 1.125*S + 1.69*D + 3.02*T + 3.73*HR + .29*(W - IW + HB) + .492*(SB + SH + SF) - .04*K
C = AB + W + HB + SH + SF
I would look into using the most complicated version, which includes
the impact of hitting well with runners in scoring position, and is
adjusted for ballpark impact.
RC/G refers to Runs Created Per Game,
which Runs Created divided by the number of outs made by the batter,
times 27.
Also, maybe even factoring in the umpires over/under ats
BILL WAG - Thanks for all the work I appreciate it. After you are done with the number I may ask a few questions to get a better grasp. You have answered alot of questions with the posts!!
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BILL WAG - Thanks for all the work I appreciate it. After you are done with the number I may ask a few questions to get a better grasp. You have answered alot of questions with the posts!!
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