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Hey everyone,
I've been tinkering with ERA calculators lately, and I stumbled upon a question that's been bugging me. While I understand the basics of how an (ERA) Earned Run Average calculator works, I'm curious about its intricacies, especially regarding its algorithm and the factors it considers. Does it solely rely on earned runs and innings pitched, or are there other variables at play? Additionally, I'm keen to explore how different ERA calculators might vary in their calculations and why. If anyone has insights or resources to share on this topic, I'd greatly appreciate it!
I've been tinkering with ERA calculators lately, and I stumbled upon a question that's been bugging me. While I understand the basics of how an (ERA) Earned Run Average calculator works, I'm curious about its intricacies, especially regarding its algorithm and the factors it considers. Does it solely rely on earned runs and innings pitched, or are there other variables at play? Additionally, I'm keen to explore how different ERA calculators might vary in their calculations and why. If anyone has insights or resources to share on this topic, I'd greatly appreciate it!