Fitness & Health

Batting Average (Baseball) Calculator

Divide hits by at-bats to get a batting average in the familiar baseball form like .300. It can also project your season pace and shows Mendoza-Line context.

How to use
  1. Enter the number of hits.
  2. Enter the number of at-bats.
Examples
Batting average
.300

90 hits in 300 at-bats

As a percentage
Outs in AB
Hit ratio
Verdict
Estimates for general wellness, not medical advice. Check with a doctor or dietitian before acting on health figures.
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How it's calculated

AVG = hits ÷ at-bats

hits = H, at-bats = AB. Shown to three decimals (.300). As a percentage = AVG × 100.

Reference ranges

AverageContext
.200The Mendoza Line
.250Roughly league average
.300All-Star level
.400Historic, not seen since 1941

Common questions

What counts as an at-bat?

A plate appearance that ends in a hit or an out, but not walks, hit-by-pitch, sacrifices, or catcher interference.

What is the Mendoza Line?

A batting average of .200, named after Mario Mendoza. It is the informal mark below which hitting is considered poor.