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How good is your team?
What is your team's runner-scoring efficiency?
Major League teams leave more runners stranded on base than those scoring. The runner-scoring efficiency for all teams is generally below 50%, and it is less than 40% for some teams. Defined simply as the number of runs divided by the number of runners reaching base and not caught stealing, the runner-scoring efficiency is a true measure of team productivity. The runner-scoring efficiencies and efficiency rankings for major league teams in 2005 are:
American League
1 TexasRangers 0.464
5 AnaheimAngels 0.430 9 OaklandAthletics 0.421 13
KansasCityRoyals 0.406
2 BostonRedsox 0.456 5 ClevelandIndians 0.430 10
SeattleMariners 0.411 14 MinnesotaTwins 0.392
3 NYYankees 0.450 7 TorontoBlueJays 0.428 11
BaltimoreOrioles 0.410
4 ChicagoWhitesox 0.432 8 TampaBayDevilRays 0.422 12 DetroitTigers
0.408
National League
1 CincinnatiReds 0.440
5 NYMets 0.417 9 ChicagoCubs 0.397 13
ArizonaDiamondBacks 0.383
2 St.LouisCardinals 0.437 6 MilwaukeeBrewers 0.410 10 LADodgers
0.395 13 SanDiegoPadres 0.383
3 AtlantaBraves 0.428 7 ColoradoRockies 0.408 11
FloridaMarlins 0.392 15 SanFranciscoGiants 0380
4 PhiladelphiaPhillies 0.424 8 HoustonAstros 0.404 12
PittsburghPirates 0.385 16 WashingtonNationals 0.375
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