what's an rbi? and what are the 3 scores displayed by espn for a baseball game stand for?

Answer 1

RBI is runs batted in -- runs you either actually make yourself, or that you make another batter score when you hit because that person was already on base.

When you see a score partway through the game such as Yankees 3 4 0 Orioles 2 5 1 , in each case it's runs/hits/errors. A run is when you score. A hit is when you hit and get on base, whether you get to score or not. An error is a designation given to a play on which a player gets on base due to another's mistake, such as the fielder drops the hit ball instead of catching and throwing it accurately. It doesn't count into the game scoring as such.

Answer 2

RBI stands for Runs Batted In. The three scores displayed in an ESPN baseball game for example are probably the three letters R, H, and E. R stands for runs, H stands for hits, and E stands for errors. Going back to RBIs, a player is credited for 1 to 4 points, if you will, if after he hits the ball, a runner or runners on the bases touches home plate without being tagged by the catcher with the ball.

Answer 3

An rbi is a run batted in in other words the hitter can get as much as 4 rbi's on one play depending on how many people score on his hit(grand slam gets u 4) the three stats are runs then hits and then errors hope this helps.

Answer 4

an rbi means run batted in
if someone is on base and the guy batting hits the ball hard enough to get the guy on base home then the guy that was batting did a rbi
3 scores??

Answer 5

rbi stands for run batted in- it means when a player crosses the plate --the scores on the screen are balls,strikes,and outs

Answer 6

rbi- runs batted in and I'm lost on your second question.

Answer 7

runs batted in