The Elias Sports Bureau devised it as a means to quantify clutch hitting, but it was later removed from box scores because it could occur in any inning and did not usually come in clutch situations.
The Elias Sports Bureau devised it as a means to quantify clutch hitting, but it was later removed from box scores because it could occur in any inning and did not usually come in clutch situations. Although walk-off home runs are an example of it, even lead-off homeruns could also be counted as this. Name this baseball statistic, which has fallen into disfavor, that is credited to the batter who drives in the run that gives his team the lead for good.
The Elias Sports Bureau devised it as a means to quantify clutch hitting, but it was later removed from box scores because it could occur in any inning and did not usually come in clutch situations.
{Game-Winning RBI} or {Game-Winning Run Batted In}