Plus who knows the level of pitching people have seen up to this point. That is the fun about baseball. You could make a case for so many different players!

I would go with Schreiver (CCH), Fogle (Conner), Suchanek, Combs and Stringer (Beechwood), Tiberi (HC), and Pangallo (NCC). Those are the ones I have seen. Haven't seen them all.[/

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Good list. I would add the Callery kid from HC, Kuebbing from St. Henry, and the kid from Ryle with the pop, sorry his name evades me.

Would have to throw in Kunkel, DH from CCH.....All he does is hit and produce in clutch situations......not sure of his #'s, but has been protecting Schreiver and making teams pay for pitching around him all year......

Nice catch on that one Old Bulldog.......It COULD be possible IF he has no walks or HBP or reach on errors but has some SAC flies or SAC bunts added to his totals..

 

Reaching on an error does not count as betting OBP. It's the same as an out as far as that stat is concerned.

True Clyde and neither is reaching on base via fielder's choice.

Would have to throw in Kunkel, DH from CCH.....All he does is hit and produce in clutch situations......not sure of his #'s, but has been protecting Schreiver and making teams pay for pitching around him all year......

 

Maybe the best hitter in the Ninth Region no one knows about....

 

 

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15 RBI's in 13 games ain't bad at all!

Maybe the best hitter in the Ninth Region no one knows about....

 

 

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15 RBI's in 13 games ain't bad at all!

 

Really impressive. Really, really impressive considering their schedule.

Reaching on an error does not count as betting OBP. It's the same as an out as far as that stat is concerned.

 

It came up last night at a game..

MLB Rules says this:

a) an error is an official at bat, but your on-base percentage goes up.

It came up last night at a game..

MLB Rules says this:

a) an error is an official at bat, but your on-base percentage goes up.

 

WOW. Learn something new every day. That defies logic to me.

Wow....Here is a link that refutes that and agrees with Clyde.

 

Homerunweb: Baseball books, stats, and more - How to Calculate On-Base Percentage

 

Here is the excerpt in question:

 

Recently, I’ve received questions from readers about why other things aren’t included in on-base percentage, such as reaching base on a fielder’s choice or error. There are two answers: first, it’s impossible to calculate that data after the fact. There’s no statistical record of reaching on error or fielder’s choice, so it would be impossible to assign those numbers to old-time players.

 

Second, and more importantly, on-base percentage is supposed to measure a player’s ability or skill to get on base. Reaching on a fielder’s choice indicates that you just created an out, but by chance there was someone else on base. Did you help your team? No. Your team is in worse shape as it was one batter ago. Reaching via error is also just a matter of luck. You should have been out, but the fielder screwed up. OBP makes the distinction between getting on base because of your ability and getting on base because of just plain luck.

Wow....Here is a link that refutes that and agrees with Clyde.

 

Homerunweb: Baseball books, stats, and more - How to Calculate On-Base Percentage

 

Here is the excerpt in question:

 

Recently, I’ve received questions from readers about why other things aren’t included in on-base percentage, such as reaching base on a fielder’s choice or error. There are two answers: first, it’s impossible to calculate that data after the fact. There’s no statistical record of reaching on error or fielder’s choice, so it would be impossible to assign those numbers to old-time players.

 

Second, and more importantly, on-base percentage is supposed to measure a player’s ability or skill to get on base. Reaching on a fielder’s choice indicates that you just created an out, but by chance there was someone else on base. Did you help your team? No. Your team is in worse shape as it was one batter ago. Reaching via error is also just a matter of luck. You should have been out, but the fielder screwed up. OBP makes the distinction between getting on base because of your ability and getting on base because of just plain luck.

 

 

MLB website also agrees with me.

 

Baseball Basics: Stats 101 | MLB.com: Official Info

 

On-Base Percentage (OBP): Divide the total number of hits plus Bases on Balls plus hits by Pitch BY at Bats plus Bases on Balls plus hit by Pitch plus Sacrifice Flies

Fogle just led today's game vs CCH off with a laser beam off the scoreboard for a home run. First pitch he saw. With that hit he now holds every career offensive record at Conner with the exception of home runs and doubles. He's 6 away from the doubles record.

 

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Fogle is now 2-2 with two home runs an a sac fly. I'd say he's the best hitter in the region.

 

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Not sure what his average is but Sophomore Zach Pangallo for NCC seems to always be collecting multiple hit games and big hits. Any one know his average?

 

From Maxpreps. Soph Zach Pangallo Avg. .625 PA. 27 AB.24 R. 9. H.15 RBI 8 2B 6

3B 2. HR 0 BB 3 OBP .667. .SLG 1.042. This kid is a athlete have watch him play since he was little. Great Kid and a honor student also keep it up Zach except when you play Highlands lol. Scary part is he is only a soph.

Fogle is now 2-2 with two home runs an a sac fly. I'd say he's the best hitter in the region.

 

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Kid can hit love how he plays