OPS stands for on-base percentage plus slugging percentage. A hitter's OPS is his on-base percentage and slugging percentage added together.

OPS stands for “on-base plus slugging.” This metric exists to combine on-base percentage and slugging percentage into one number, according to MLB’s glossary of baseball terms.

Shorthand for “on-base percentage (OBP) plus slugging percentage (SLG),” OPS is meant to provide a more comprehensive understanding of a hitter’s contributions. Its now-widespread acceptance is a ...

She recorded a .543 batting average and a team-high 2.083 on-base plus slugging percentage, registering team-highs in RBIs (58) and home runs (21) alongside seven doubles and one triple on 44 hits.

Can Arenado return to slugging? ... Paul Goldschmidt with a .706 on-base plus slugging percentage (career .891) — the most inconceivable is that entering Game No. 157, ...

Through the Angels’ first seven games, the lefty/righty platoon of Jake Lamb and Brandon Drury combined for the lowest OPS (on-base plus slugging percentage) – .414 – of any group of first ...

The old adage about even the best baseball players falling short seven out of every 10 times at the plate has become increasingly true as batting averages have fallen ...

OPS stands for on-base percentage plus slugging percentage. A hitter's OPS is his on-base percentage and slugging percentage ...

OPS stands for on-base percentage plus slugging percentage. A hitter's OPS is his on-base percentage and slugging percentage added together.