Inside the Numbers: What’s the OPS equivalent of a .300 batting average?
When I was growing up, when a lot of you reading this were growing up, the way we decided if a hitter was good was if he was hitting .300.
When I was growing up, when a lot of you reading this were growing up, the way we decided if a hitter was good was if he was hitting .300.
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