Slugging Percentage

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Slugging percentage, abbreviated SLG, is a baseball statistic used to quantify a hitter's ability to get extra-base hits; i.e., a measure of his power. It is defined as total bases divided by at bats, and its formula is

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where

1B is the number is singles
2B is the number of doubles
3B is the number of triples
HR is the number of Home Runs

Sabermetricians realized that SLG can be combined with On-base percentage to generate On-base plus slugging, a very good indicator of offensive player performance.

Baseball Terms

Hits	Bunt • Single • Double • Triple • Home Run • Fair Ball • Foul Ball • Ground Rule Double
Fouls	Quick Return Pitch • Balk • Infield Fly
Events	Double Header • Forfeited Game • Inning
Achievements	Baseball Hall of Fame • All-Star Game • World Series
Positions	Batter • Pitcher • Catcher • Designated hitter • Fielder • Infielder • Outfielder • Runner
Equipment	Baseball
Outs	Out • Double Play • Triple Play • Fielder's Choice • Fly Ball • Force Play • Ground Ball • Line Drive • Strikeout
Places on the Field	Alley • Base • Batter's Box • Dugout • Fair Territory • Foul Territory • Home Plate • Infield • Outfield
Pitches	Ball • Strike
Achievable Events	Assist • Run • Tag • Perfect game

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