Slugging Percentage Calculator

This calculator helps baseball players and coaches determine a player's slugging percentage, a key measure of batting productivity.

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Triples *

Home Runs *

At Bats *

Slugging Percentage: 0.000

All calculations are based on the standard formula for slugging percentage in baseball statistics.

Slugging Percentage (SLG) = (Singles + 2 × Doubles + 3 × Triples + 4 × Home Runs) / At Bats

Singles: Hits where the batter reaches first base.
Doubles: Hits where the batter reaches second base.
Triples: Hits where the batter reaches third base.
Home Runs: Hits where the batter reaches home plate.
At Bats: Instances where the player has a batting opportunity, excluding walks and sacrifices.

Slugging percentage is a baseball statistic that measures a player's batting productivity.

Slugging percentage is calculated as total bases divided by at bats.

It helps to evaluate a player's power and ability to produce runs.

A slugging percentage of .450 or above is considered good in professional baseball.

No, walks are not included in the calculation of slugging percentage.

Tool developed by Ugo Candido. Content reviewed by the Captain Calculator Expert Team.
Last reviewed for accuracy on: October 1, 2023.