On-base plus slugging

From Conservapedia

On-base plus slugging (OPS) is an baseball statistic used as an indicator of a player's overall offensive output. It is computed by summing on-base percentage and slugging percentage. OPS is popular among sabermetricians because it is highly correlated with runs scored.

See also

• On-base percentage
• Slugging percentage
• Sabermetrics

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