The first part of this basic covered the batters, so here is the second post which gives definitions of the pitching statistics abbreviations.
Baseball Basics Question:
“WHAT STATISTICS DO ALL THE ABBREVIATIONS STAND FOR?” PART 2
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Hey newbie fans, hopefully by now you have started to grasp the basics of baseball.
Now with the season in full swing, you newbies should be ready for the next question. This has been asked a few times over the last week.
Baseball Basics Question:
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Part two: Watching A Game, is to help the newbie fan with basic game lingo.
It will come in handy especially when watching a game on TV or listening on the radio to start to understand the announcers jargon and relating it to whats going on in the game.
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Ok, it is time to learn the basics of what goes on in a baseball game, and to make it easier for the newbie it will be split into two posts, over two weeks.
Part One will cover the bare bones about # of games, game break down and how a batter can get on base.
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BASEBALL BASICS
WEEKLY QUESTION:
Last season during the bottom of the second inning, one of my best friend’s cheered, “There is Derek Jeter! Go Jeter!”
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WEEKLY QUESTION:
How many MLB teams are there, and are the Yankees and Mets in the same division?
Major League Baseball consists of 30 teams; 14 in the American League (AL), and 16 in the National League (NL). The two leagues are broken up into three divisions, EAST, CENTRAL and WEST.
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