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A 3 pitch inning is a rare event in baseball where a pitcher throws three pitches and retires three batters in a row. It is not the same as an immaculate inning, where a pitcher strikes out three batters with nine consecutive pitches.

Crooked numbers are an integral part of baseball, referring to scoring more than one run in an inning. They are significant because they can drastically change the complexion of a game, both in terms of momentum and score. Teams often employ a variety of strategies to score crooked numbers, such as small ball, clutch hitting, and effective base running. Crooked numbers can also have a significant impact on a team's morale and momentum, as they can serve as a psychological weapon against the opposing team.

A walk in baseball, also known as a base on balls, occurs when a pitcher throws four pitches outside the strike zone during a single at-bat and the batter doesn't swing. This results in the batter getting free passage to first base, hence the term 'walk.'

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Unravelling the mysteries of SLG Percentage, a key baseball stat that measures a player's batting productivity. Learn how to calculate it, its importance and evolution, how to use it to evaluate player performance, and its impact on player strategy and game tactics. Explore the future of SLG Percentage post-2024.

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