Baseball's All-Time Best Hitters by Schell Michael J.;

Author:Schell, Michael J.;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Princeton University Press
Published: 2015-08-15T00:00:00+00:00

3. Use the FABA formula given in the technical note. The FABA for Cobb’s 1910 year is:

.2685 + (.029/.0387) × (.4022/1.0184 – .2685) = .3632.

Table 5.6 contains the information needed to calculate the career FABA for Cobb. As before, the most reliable way to compute the career FABA is to first compute adjusted hits by multiplying each single-season FABA by the number of at bats. The career FABA is then obtained by dividing the total adjusted hits by total at bats (with longevity adjustment also applied, if necessary). Cobb’s career FABA is .340.

Table 5.6 Calculation of the Fully Adjusted Batting Average (FABA) for Ty Cobb

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