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[agalloway]

Hey everyone,

I've been diving into ERA calculations lately and wanted to share some insights while also seeking clarification on a particular aspect. ERA (Earned Run Average) is a fundamental metric in baseball, crucial for evaluating pitcher performance. It measures the average number of earned runs a pitcher allows per nine innings. While the formula seems straightforward like this https://era-calculator.com, nuances exist, especially regarding what constitutes an earned run.

I've encountered a scenario where an error affected the inning, leading to confusion about how to account for it in ERA calculations. Could someone shed light on this? Additionally, any tips or resources for mastering ERA calculations would be greatly appreciated!