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<blockquote data-quote="Pharm Frog" data-source="post: 2227134" data-attributes="member: 34435"><p> </p><p>I'm not surprised and I'm not for sure that it's all that great depending on the calculus. I haven't seen the stats on college baseball in a few years but it used to be that a lead off runner on base was scoring in the mid-60% range (and that's the runner that usually gets bunted to second). It's possible that some would bunt a runner over with one out already but not very often. And the mid-60% range (I think it was 64% or something) was the average and it didn't take into account whether you had a good or poor offensive team. The stat I would really like to know is the percentage of times that runner would have scored regardless given the results of the inning, the steal stats of the runner and the CS stats of the catcher, and the statistical probabilities associated with the batter that was asked to sacrifice (GIDP, BA, OBP, etc). What I can't recall is whether the stat I'm recalling is pre-BBCOR or post-BBCOR.</p><p> </p><p>And I don't remember them saying that it was only the runners advancing to 2B by sacrifice that were scoring at 72%. I think it would included all sacrificed runners (hopefully excluding sac flies which are inevitable scores).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pharm Frog, post: 2227134, member: 34435"] I'm not surprised and I'm not for sure that it's all that great depending on the calculus. I haven't seen the stats on college baseball in a few years but it used to be that a lead off runner on base was scoring in the mid-60% range (and that's the runner that usually gets bunted to second). It's possible that some would bunt a runner over with one out already but not very often. And the mid-60% range (I think it was 64% or something) was the average and it didn't take into account whether you had a good or poor offensive team. The stat I would really like to know is the percentage of times that runner would have scored regardless given the results of the inning, the steal stats of the runner and the CS stats of the catcher, and the statistical probabilities associated with the batter that was asked to sacrifice (GIDP, BA, OBP, etc). What I can't recall is whether the stat I'm recalling is pre-BBCOR or post-BBCOR. And I don't remember them saying that it was only the runners advancing to 2B by sacrifice that were scoring at 72%. I think it would included all sacrificed runners (hopefully excluding sac flies which are inevitable scores). [/QUOTE]
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