are homeruns counted in RBIs?? or is a homerun a RBI as well???so is the RBI count including homeruns or not??
546171
A batter is awarded 1 RBI (runs batted in) for each runner that can cross home plate after his hit. In the case of a home run, this would include 1 RBI for himself.
791356
do u mean like where the guy tags the base after the ball has been caught and advances?\nif this is what u mean, then no. because if there are two outs and the ball is caught then that makes it three outs and that half of the inning is over so it would be pointless to tag
1181300
It is a fielder's choice, however he may not be credited with an RBI because the defense conceded the run by throwing to second.  They could have thrown home or checked the runner.  In that situation it would appear that the defense was going for a double play.
178951
No it's not possible. Even if bases were loaded and the at bat player flys out, the third runner is the third out and the batter (a fourth out, you could say) doesn't count - three outs ends any inning.
1118436
According to this box score: http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/news/wrap.jsp?ymd=20060626&content_id=1524086&vkey=wrapup2005&fext=.jsp&c_id=mlb\nThe Sox didn't have an error. If it was counted during the game (and I don't know, I missed it, I'm ashamed to admit) then it could have been re-scored later.\nEither way, the Red Sox rock. :D
590463
Around 800. I heard that he is currently on pace to hit 776 homers. He's still improving too, so that total could be even higher. He is not taking steriods, it is natural talent. Go Cards!!!
526584
dude, i asked the same question about a week ago. I saw the second base monster from another question that involved it. The answers i got from most of the people was that it was an hypothetical question, an analogy of sorts. It can basically be anything that could happen when you are rounding 2nd base, but there are certainly no monster at 2nd base.
899601
Uh.... no..... Homeruns are always the best.... :)
1150053
C'mon. Can we tame the excitement just a hair. I like Alay too, I'm originally from Cuba. But the guy is 2-1 in 6 Starts. Please chill. Prince Fielder ( .298 BA 14 HR 40 RBI 35 R 5 SB) is out there in the NL. Hanley Ramirez (.262 BA 3 HR 20 RBI 53 R 20 SB). Ryan Zimmerman (.274 BA 10 HR 46 RBI 37 R 5 SB) Dan Uggla .313 BA 13 HR 43 RBI 49 R 4 SB). Plus they've all been starters on their teams since opening day. All or any of these guys are far more deserving of the NL Rookie of the Year.
574293
i hear he is only one home run shot of the babe but still three roid shots from canseco. also babe called his shot to right field, bonds called hit shot to the right butt cheek! erase cheated records!
674194
What "babe's record" are you talking about?\n\nIf you mean Homeruns, that record belongs to Hank Aaron.\n\nGeorge Herman Ruth's homeruns are meaningless when it concerns the #1 record of all time.\n\nwho cares about breaking the #2 record when it means nothing.
938933
what do u mean the average hit?  If u mean hit i think it's a single?  Average is prob. over .400 and thats it..I dont really understand the question
1167623
A walk doesn't count as an "at bat" so it is neutral with respect to the batting average.  However, if you walk and a run scores because the bases were loaded, you still get credit for an RBI.  So in this scenario, you can get an RBI even though you didn't have an official "at bat."\n\nClear as mud?
1149422
Different kinds of statistics: the pitcher gets credit for the out as a pitching statistic; the fielder(s) get credit for it as a defensive statistic.  In the former case, the pitcher gets credit for not allowing the batter to get a clean hit; in the latter, the fielder gets credit for defensive work.\n\nThink of it in the same way as runs and RBI's: if Player A is on 3rd base and scores on Player B's hit, both of them get "credit" for the run: A gets credit for a run and B for an RBI.  Same event, different stats.
1085669
This is an unusual situation but this is how it is handled.  All of the runs that the reliever gives up are earned for the reliever.  However, in the official team stats, the runs are recorded as unearned.  This doesn't happen often but that is how the stats are recorded.
565701
Batting Average Against.....a pitchers stat.\n\nMeans if a pitcher has a .220 BAA....all hitters he faces is hitting .220 against him.  .220 is pretty darn good.  \n\nMake sense?
1184636
my best answer would be 6:  first 3 guys up all get singles, to load the bases with no outs, next guy gets a single, but the runner on 3rd is called out for interfering while baserunning.  then this happens 2 more times and the inning is over.  6 base hits, no runs, inning over.  tough question though.