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Richie Palacios2B

MIL at TB · upcoming
HitsLine not set · open Filters to enter oneManual benchmark · not sportsbook odds

Recorded sample · through 2026-10-05

Above benchmark

Descriptive share strictly above the selected benchmark. Pushes remain in the denominator. Not a predicted probability.

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Hits / game

Mean recorded hits in the selected sample. L5 uses the last five selected appearances (5 reported); delta compares that mean with this sample mean. Not a projection.

0.7
L5 1.0 · Δ +0.3
PA / game

Recorded PA / game; 126/126 selected appearances reported. Missing values excluded.

3.2
AVG

Pooled hits / at-bats. 83 / 352; 126 filtered games.

.236
BB%

Pooled walks / plate appearances. Complete paired counts required for all 126 selected appearances.

11.3%
46 BB / 406 PA
OBP

Pooled (H + BB + HBP) / (AB + BB + HBP + SF). 133 / 404; 126 filtered games.

.329
SLG

Pooled total bases / at-bats. 132 / 352; 126 filtered games.

.375
ISO

Pooled (total bases − hits) / at-bats. 49 / 352; 126 filtered games.

.139
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126 games · Mar 26, 2026 – Oct 5, 2026

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Averaging 0.7 H over the all recorded games. Enter a line to see how often it was cleared. Historical record · not a forecast.

2026 · Current season · 126 games
2026
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