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25 October 2026

  • curprev 06:1206:12, 25 October 2026 ManieHealy9306 talk contribs 2,496 bytes +2,496 Created page with "Run expectancy sounds technical, but the idea is easy to state. Every combination of outs and runners on base has an average number of runs that teams go on to score in the rest of that inning. A runner on second with no outs is worth a lot more than a bases-empty situation with two outs, and the table of values makes that precise.<br><br>How the table is built<br><br>The values are found by looking at many seasons of innings and averaging what happened next from each si..."