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fenwaysouth10,000+ posts

Francis7,

Not really sure what the goal of this exercise is...does your son have statistics homework over the Holiday break?

These numbers look extremely low for the high school players in our area. If you are lifting PG numbers (assuming these numbers are for aspiring college baseball players) then I would do a bell curve of the top 10% with standard deviations. Your average baseball talent and average baseball metrics calculations aren't going to mean much to a recruiting college coach. Remember only about 6-7% of high schoolers get to the next level. Most players that make it to the next level have a definitive skill set (pitching velocity, foot speed, bat speed, glove, etc...) that gets the coaches attention. Make sense?

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