WHIP Rechner
Berechnen Sie WHIP aus walks, hits, and innings pitched. Measure pitching effectiveness mit baserunner prevention stats.
WHIP
1.100
Total Baserunners110
Baserunners per 9 Inn9.9
Hits per 9 Innings7.7
WHIP vs Walks Allowed
Formel
How WHIP Is Calculated
Formula
WHIP = (Walks + Hits) / Innings Pitched
WHIP measures the average number of baserunners a pitcher allows per inning.
Benchmarks
Lösungsbeispiel
25 walks and 85 hits allowed over 100 innings.
- 01WHIP = (25 + 85) / 100 = 110 / 100 = 1.100
- 02Baserunners per 9 innings = 1.100 * 9 = 9.9
Häufig Gestellte Fragen
Why is WHIP important?
WHIP directly measures how many batters reach base. Fewer baserunners means fewer runs, making WHIP a strong predictor of pitching effectiveness.
Which is better, ERA or WHIP?
Both are valuable. ERA measures run prevention directly. WHIP measures baserunner prevention. A pitcher with a low WHIP but high ERA may be unlucky with timing of hits.
Does WHIP include hit-by-pitches and errors?
No. WHIP only counts walks (BB) and hits. HBP, errors, and other ways of reaching base are excluded.
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