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Jayzone · 12-10-2004, 12:40 AM

I have a few questions about advanced stats formula. I know that I can google search the answer, but I just want someone to give me straight forward answers here as a starting point. What I want to know is the below:

Stats fromula for ERC for pitchers, and for advanced RC(run created) for batters. What I meant by advanced RC is the more advanced version than the basic RC (basic RC = (H + BB) * (TB)/ (PA)). Maybe something like SB/CS included would be good. I kinda remember that there are a few versions of advanced RC. It would be great if you can provide info for most of them.

Besides the above two, is there any reliable expected ERA formula that can be calculated by rated stats? I know there is this DIPS ERA. Can anyone also provide info on this?

Another one here, is there any info on Win Share formula besides directly obtaining from Bill James' book? That book is not that easy to find nowadays (I think).

Oh, one last thing, can you also provide the source (eg. book, website link, etc.) for the formula when you post them here? Thanks for any help in advance.

12-10-2004, 12:40 AM	#1
Jayzone All Star Reserve Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 706	Questions about advanced stats formula I have a few questions about advanced stats formula. I know that I can google search the answer, but I just want someone to give me straight forward answers here as a starting point. What I want to know is the below: Stats fromula for ERC for pitchers, and for advanced RC(run created) for batters. What I meant by advanced RC is the more advanced version than the basic RC (basic RC = (H + BB) * (TB)/ (PA)). Maybe something like SB/CS included would be good. I kinda remember that there are a few versions of advanced RC. It would be great if you can provide info for most of them. Besides the above two, is there any reliable expected ERA formula that can be calculated by rated stats? I know there is this DIPS ERA. Can anyone also provide info on this? Another one here, is there any info on Win Share formula besides directly obtaining from Bill James' book? That book is not that easy to find nowadays (I think). Oh, one last thing, can you also provide the source (eg. book, website link, etc.) for the formula when you post them here? Thanks for any help in advance.