OPS
On-base Plus Slugging Percentage
Example
I can't believe no one on our team has an OPS of .7000 or higher
Yeah, we suck
Related Slang
| OBP | On-base Percentage |
| avg | Batting average |
| ERA | Earned run average |
| RBI | Runs batted in |
| HR | Home run |
| Cycle | Single, double, triple, and home run |
| MLB | Major League Baseball |
| AB | At bat |
Baseball Slang Quiz: Can you bat 1.000?
A baseball stats acronym that refers to a player's ability to get on base and to hit for power.
The stat is calculated by simply adding a player's OBP and SLG. The number you get is the player's OPS. An OPS of .9000 or higher is great and usually held by the league leader. The highest OPS for a single season is held by Barry Bonds in 2004 at 1.4217. The highest all-time OPS is held by Babe Ruth at 1.1636. One criticism of the stat is that it doesn't take into account a player's base running and clutch hitting ability.