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Batting Average Calculator

Calculate a baseball player's batting average, the key statistic that measures hitting ability by dividing hits by at-bats. This tool helps you quickly calculate and analyze batting performance.

Features

Precise Calculations

Accurately calculates batting average using the official baseball formula: Hits ÷ At Bats.

Performance Rating

Automatically evaluates batting performance from excellent to poor based on calculated results.

Easy to Use

Simple, intuitive interface requires just two values to get instant results.

How to Use the Batting Average Calculator

Calculate a baseball player's batting average in a few simple steps.

  1. 1

    Enter Hits

    Input the total number of hits the batter has achieved.

  2. 2

    Enter At Bats

    Input the total number of at-bats for the player.

  3. 3

    Calculate Batting Average

    Click the 'Calculate Batting Average' button to get results.

  4. 4

    Review Performance

    View the result and see how this batting average rates by baseball standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

In professional baseball, .300 or above is typically considered excellent, .250 to .299 is considered average, and below .250 is considered below average. These standards can vary by competition level, era, and environment.

Baseball traditionally displays batting averages with three decimal places (like .275 instead of 0.275). This convention stems from baseball's statistical history and makes the figures easier to read and compare.

Batting average only considers hits relative to at-bats, while slugging percentage accounts for the quality of hits (doubles, triples, home runs) by calculating total bases divided by at-bats. Slugging percentage better reflects a hitter's power.

Ty Cobb holds the record for the highest career batting average in MLB history at .366, a record that has stood for over a century.