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Phyrkrakr
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ToughGuy_BlueShirt wrote:What's the starters combined era as of now? I got 1.89. I just wanna make sure I did it right. Thanks.
(ER*IP)/9 is how you figure ERA.
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I got 2.02 for the starters combined ERA with a 1.08 WHIP.
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5 ER * 4 IP / 9 = 20/9 = 2.22 ERA
As an example...
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Phyrkrakr wrote:ToughGuy_BlueShirt wrote:What's the starters combined era as of now? I got 1.89. I just wanna make sure I did it right. Thanks.
(ER*IP)/9 is how you figure ERA.
Don't you mean (ER/IP)*9?
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Phyrkrakr
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ZigZagCardsFan wrote:Phyrkrakr wrote:ToughGuy_BlueShirt wrote:What's the starters combined era as of now? I got 1.89. I just wanna make sure I did it right. Thanks.
(ER*IP)/9 is how you figure ERA.
Don't you mean (ER/IP)*9?
Oops. Yup. Got my signs backwards.
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StL Dan wrote:5 ER * 4 IP / 9 = 20/9 = 2.22 ERA
As an example...
Wouldn't 5 earned runs in 4 innings give you an ERA over 9?
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9 * ER/IP
EDIT: I have the Cards 5 starters with a 2.14 ERA. I'll take a shot at the FIP too, just a sec.
EDIT2: Got a 4.07 FIP, if I did that right.
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StL Dan wrote:5 ER * 4 IP / 9 = 20/9 = 2.22 ERA
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Jason Marquis was AWESOME last year! ERA of 2807.03.
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Popeye_Card wrote:StL Dan wrote:5 ER * 4 IP / 9 = 20/9 = 2.22 ERA
As an example...
Jason Marquis was AWESOME last year! ERA of 2807.03.
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ZigZagCardsFan wrote:StL Dan wrote:5 ER * 4 IP / 9 = 20/9 = 2.22 ERA
As an example...
Wouldn't 5 earned runs in 4 innings give you an ERA over 9?
Just using the other poster's math......