ERA9
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Re: ERA9
ERA9 = (Earned Runs) * 9 / (Innings Pitched)
ERA = (Earned Runs) * (Avg Innings Per Game) / (Innings Pitched)
If you set your Innings for every game to 7, then ERA would be ERA7...
ERA9 is always calculated as a separate statistic so you can do apples to apples comparisons between pitchers that pitch in different length games.
ERA = (Earned Runs) * (Avg Innings Per Game) / (Innings Pitched)
If you set your Innings for every game to 7, then ERA would be ERA7...
ERA9 is always calculated as a separate statistic so you can do apples to apples comparisons between pitchers that pitch in different length games.
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Re: ERA9
Thanks. So if I'm understanding this right, since a regulation softball game is only 7 innings, the ERA9 really doesn't matter/count.
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Re: ERA9
It gives you a way to compare players playing 7 inning games to players playing 9 inning games.
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