Looking for a relation in the numbers.

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I’m really trying to see if I can see any real relation of the number of pitches batters see to how well they perform. Of course I’m only measuring that performance as BA+OBP, so that could easily change, Please see http://infosports.net/scorekeeper/images/psol.pdf

The 1st 2 pages are 4 years of HS, including 2 years of V, plus 2 years of JV. The 3rd and 4th pages are from a 2005 JUCO team, and 5 & 6 are from the same team for 2006. 7 is for the batters on a 10YO tournament team, and 8&9 is for their P’s. 10 is the batters from a HS team’s fall season, and 11&12 are for their P’s. !3 is the current HS season’s batters, and 14&15 is for their P’s.

If anyone has any insight or ideas about it, I’m open for suggestion.

3/23/0710:53 AM

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