What does WHIP stand for in baseball?
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Walks + Hits per Inning Pitched\n\nbasically, it tell you how many batters a pitcher lets on base per inning on average.
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http://www.exploratorium.edu/baseball/curve.html
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CG means complete game.  That is a stat for a pitcher and wouldn't stand for a batting (hitters) stat.
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Sport whipcracking.\nIt's a respected competitive sport in Australia. In fact, during the opening ceremonies at Sydney, 2000, they had a big contingent of whip champions all doing double-handed, two whip cracking in unison.\n\nEither that, or Amish Rake Fights.
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this is called "throwing the ball around the horn".\nit's meant to be rejuvinating for the players in the field.\nit only happens when there are no runners on base.\nwhen the pitcher is doing well and striking out lots of batters, the fielders have a tendency to get bored, even tired faster.  so the catcher will throw the ball down to the third baseman (sometimes they throw the ball "around the horn" starting at first base) when there is a strikeout, and the third baseman throws it to the second baseman or the shortstop, depending on how that particular infield likes to do it.  if you pay close attention, you will notice that the first baseman is usually omitted from this ritual.\nwhen the infielders throw the ball "around the horn" after a strikeout, it only goes to one corner infielder and the two middle infielders.
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C-3B-2B-SS-3B walk it to the pitcher.  Unless you're in Japan then the C will go to 1st.  But tradtionally in North America, the 1st Baseman never sees the ball in around the horn.
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E1 in baseball means an error on the pitcher.  It doesn't have anything to do with the umpire, it's from the score keeper.\n\n1 = pitcher\n2 = catcher\n3 = 1st base\n4 = 2nd base\n5 = 3rd base\n6 = short stop\n7 = left\n8 = center\n9 = right\n\nYour question is very had to interpret, but think this is what you're going after.  Check this website for additional details on score keeping in baseball http://www.baseballscorecard.com/index.htm
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Baseball rules are tricky because there are so many ways to itterpret them. This is what I've figured out so far...\n\nIf the ball bounces infront or is nowhere near the plate, it is considered a wild pitch (And believe me, there are jokers out there who will swing at something like that if they think it'll get em to first).\n\nIf the ball is caught by the catcher, the batter is just out. If the catcher drops the ball, it is considered just a passed ball *UNLESS* it is a third strike and results in a base. In that case, it is indeed an error on the catcher.
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Roosevelt.\n\nyankees.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/nyy/baseball_basics/nyy_basics_batter.jsp
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Wow Madjer that is awesome and here it is:\n\nParty whips of the United States House of Representatives\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\nA whip in the United States House of Representatives is a member of the party leadership who comes second in line after the party's floor leader, which in the house is the House Majority Leader or the House Minority Leader.\n\nThe Majority Whip is an elected member of the majority party who assists the Speaker of the House and the Majority Leader to coordinate ideas on and garner support for proposed legislation. This position, unlike Speaker of the House, is not mandated by the Constitution. Instead, it emerged near the beginning of the 20th century.\n\nThe Minority Whip is a member of the minority party who assists the Minority Leader in coordinating the party caucus in its responses to legislation and other matters.\n\nThe Majority Whip of the 109th Congress is Republican Roy Blunt of Missouri.\n\nThe Minority Whip of the 109th Congress is Democrat Steny Hoyer of Maryland.
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Easton made a bat called the Z-core several years ago...there were -5s and -8s...but i think that was before the rule changes only allowed the use of -3s in college and high school...after the rule change i think easton changed the model name to something else
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what the heck does this have to do with baseball?
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what's this have to do with baseball?
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The Whip is essentially the party strongman.  When there is an important vote, the Whip is in charge of getting the members to show up for the vote and "whip" them into voting the way the party wants them too.  In some cases, this may be offering them something in exchange for a positive vote in others, this may resort to threats of loss of party position or status.  Keep in mind, this is generally used for important votes.\n\nThe Whip also polls party members to see how many votes they have on a certain issue.  In the case of a minority party, this may be important if they need to sustain a veto.  In the case of the majority party, it may be to see what they need to get by a veto or be veto proof on an issue.
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stands for walks, hits per inning pitched. and em all up and divide by innings pitched.
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From Major League rules;\n\n8.05\nIf there is a runner, or runners, it is a balk when --\n\n(i) The pitcher, without having the ball, stands on or astride the pitcher’s plate or while off the plate, he feints a pitch;\n\nIn HS baseball, and most youth sanctions , the rule is within 5 feet of the rubber.
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its stat accumulation basically. Depends on the settings of your league...or which style roto or h2h. so if u have a 5x5 league... the catagories are hits,runs,home runs,stolen bases and batting average offensively. Its wins, saves, K's era and whip for pitchers. so offensively you want the most hits,runs etc and pitching you want most wins saves k's but lowest era and whip.