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jar2574 · 09-25-2010, 03:04 PM

Has anyone analyzed whether "infield in" results in better batting average for your opponent?

I ask, because I use this infield setup anytime a runner is on third, regardless of the inning. I have found that it always prevents the runner at third from going home if there is a groundball. And I have found no penalty from using the defense -- it doesn't seem that there are more groundball hits when my infielders are brought in.

Many thanks, in advance, for anyone who can offer insight.

09-25-2010, 03:04 PM	#1
jar2574 Major Leagues Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 405	Infield In = Good Defense Has anyone analyzed whether "infield in" results in better batting average for your opponent? I ask, because I use this infield setup anytime a runner is on third, regardless of the inning. I have found that it always prevents the runner at third from going home if there is a groundball. And I have found no penalty from using the defense -- it doesn't seem that there are more groundball hits when my infielders are brought in. Many thanks, in advance, for anyone who can offer insight.