Reply to "HS Batting Averages: Is .300 good?"

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nd943- same thing around here. This past year we had hitters like this (in 20 games played):
Leadoff- .412, 32 runs scored
2- .443, 4 HR
3- .515, 36 RBI

yet still if I remember correctly the team average was down near .350, despite those gaudy numbers from the top of the order. The 3 hitter was ranked fourth in the entire section in batting average, with the leader having a .536 BA. Our league is the highest level of play (Class AA), so on most teams you'll need to hit around that team average to produce for your team.

8/13/069:03 AM

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