The "slugging percentage" metric derived from baseball measures how much a fund beats its benchmark. These 9 have consistently outperformed for years.

The slugging percentage measures the total number of bases a player gets per at-bat, so it considers the player's power rather than counting all hits the same as with the batting average.

What is OPS in baseball? OPS stands for on-base percentage plus slugging percentage. A hitter's OPS is his on-base percentage and slugging percentage added together.

OBP includes hits, walks and hit-by-pitches, but slugging percentage only includes hits. How to calculate OPS To calculate OPS, you would simply add OBP and slugging percentage.

Tristan H. Cockcroft discusses how to improve fantasy baseball by incorporating stats like on-base percentage, slugging percentage, quality starts, innings pitched and strikeouts-per-nine-innings ...

Harold Reynolds proved Tuesday he doesn't understand slugging percentage, which has been an official stat in the NL since 1923.

Over the next several days, I’ll be dipping into my 2010 projections and presenting some leaderboards. Slugging percentage 1. Albert Pujols - .624 2. Ryan Braun - .575 3. Miguel Cabrera - .574 4.

Heading into Sunday, he actually leads the National League in slugging percentage. He's second only to Rockies superstar Nolan Arenado in home runs. His line overall is rather weird, though.

Jeter has never posted a slugging percentage lower than his current .315 mark during any season in which he's played at least 20 games since . . . 1992. In rookie ball.

What is OPS in baseball? OPS stands for on-base percentage plus slugging percentage. A hitter's OPS is his on-base percentage and slugging percentage added together.