03-04-2010, 07:13 PM
<!--quoteo(post=81581:date=Mar 4 2010, 05:01 PM:name=jstraw)-->QUOTE (jstraw @ Mar 4 2010, 05:01 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->Just for example...in 2008, MLB batting average was .264. For every guy that hit .290, 20 guys hit .238? Really?<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Probably more than that, actually.
You're not going to find 20 guys hitting .238 for every one hitting .290 on an active roster, though (because nobody wants to carry any .238 hitters on their team). But you could easily find many of that caliber of player on benches, in the minors, or out of baseball. Probably in a 1/20 ratio, too. Or more.
Probably more than that, actually.
You're not going to find 20 guys hitting .238 for every one hitting .290 on an active roster, though (because nobody wants to carry any .238 hitters on their team). But you could easily find many of that caliber of player on benches, in the minors, or out of baseball. Probably in a 1/20 ratio, too. Or more.