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Message: [QUOTE="Alsacs, post: 1690916, member: 652"] While batting average is a helpful metric it isn't the end all be all for determining if you are a good hitter. Just like the RPI for college basketball. You can have a a horrible batting average but walk and get on base a lot. On base percentage matters more because it tells you how often a person is doing what their goal is. Too get on base without an out. Lunardi is like the old baseball scouts who didn't care about OBP before Billy Beane revolutionized the sport. That is why while he created this Bracketology brand it has passed him by people who actually go deeper into the numbers. [/QUOTE]