For example, a pitcher allows a baserunner, or runners, and then is replaced by a relief pitcher.
The runner, or runners, subsequently scores, or subsequently score, an earned run, or runs, before the half of the inning is over, as a result of the relief pitcher's pitching.
The earned run, or runs, is, or are, charged to the first pitcher.
A more accurate charging of a run, or runs, would result if fractional, or decimal, runs are charged, according to the number of bases allowed.
For example, the first pitcher allows a double, is replaced by a relief pitcher, who allows a double, which scores the baserunner, to a batter that half inning.
The first pitcher would be charged half, or .50, of an earned run; the relief pitcher would be charged half, or .50, of an earned run.
Each has allowed two bases, half, .50, of a run. If the above runner scored as an unearned run, only the number of bases allowed as earned would be charged, to the pitcher who allowed them.
The runner, or runners, subsequently scores, or subsequently score, an earned run, or runs, before the half of the inning is over, as a result of the relief pitcher's pitching.
The earned run, or runs, is, or are, charged to the first pitcher.
A more accurate charging of a run, or runs, would result if fractional, or decimal, runs are charged, according to the number of bases allowed.
For example, the first pitcher allows a double, is replaced by a relief pitcher, who allows a double, which scores the baserunner, to a batter that half inning.
The first pitcher would be charged half, or .50, of an earned run; the relief pitcher would be charged half, or .50, of an earned run.
Each has allowed two bases, half, .50, of a run. If the above runner scored as an unearned run, only the number of bases allowed as earned would be charged, to the pitcher who allowed them.
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