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Q: If a pitcher makes his major league debut in the bottom of the ninth with the score tied, and his first and only pitch is a walk off solo shot, what's his ERA? Keep in mind he has one pitch, no outs, no innings, and has given up one.
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well
to calculate the ERA the formula is:
earned runs/ each 9 innings piched
so since you can't divide anything into zero, he doesnt have a ERA yet, until he completes a full inning. but the one run should like carry over to the full inning.
i think thats how it would be anyways
sorry if im wrong =\
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