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re: How can a baseball team have more RBIs than runs
Posted on 4/11/17 at 10:37 am to RJL2
Posted on 4/11/17 at 10:37 am to RJL2
You cant. But when you think about it, it really should be possible.
For example, baseball has no problem not giving you an RBI when you score hit in a run on a double play.
So, if I hit a double, and a guy on third doesnt score because he pulls a hamstring or drips over his dick, I should still get a RBI.
For example, baseball has no problem not giving you an RBI when you score hit in a run on a double play.
So, if I hit a double, and a guy on third doesnt score because he pulls a hamstring or drips over his dick, I should still get a RBI.
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Posted on 4/11/17 at 10:55 am to lsupride87
Some of baseball's scoring rules are asinine.
They gave Teheran a Caught Stealing/Pickoff even though Freddie Freeman dropped the ball allowing the runner to get to 2nd. If the runner is not out, then it shouldn't be caught stealing.
I also don't like giving a strikeout to a pitcher for throwing a wild pitch that the catcher cannot handle allowing the runner to get to first. If you can't keep the ball in play for your catcher, then why do you get rewarded (stat-wise)?
They gave Teheran a Caught Stealing/Pickoff even though Freddie Freeman dropped the ball allowing the runner to get to 2nd. If the runner is not out, then it shouldn't be caught stealing.
I also don't like giving a strikeout to a pitcher for throwing a wild pitch that the catcher cannot handle allowing the runner to get to first. If you can't keep the ball in play for your catcher, then why do you get rewarded (stat-wise)?
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