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25 October 2026

  • curprev 04:4104:41, 25 October 2026 172.71.172.190 talk 2,313 bytes +2,313 Created page with "Stolen bases are exciting, and they are also a good test case for run expectancy. A successful steal moves a runner into scoring position, while a caught stealing removes a runner and adds an out. Whether the attempt helps depends on how often it works.<br><br>The break-even idea<br><br>Run expectancy tables show what each situation is worth. A runner on first with no outs is worth a certain average number of runs, and a runner on second is worth more. A caught runner, w..."
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