Calculate a pitcher’s WHIP: walks plus hits allowed per inning pitched, with partial innings written as .1 and .2. Enter your values; the result updates as you type, with the method shown below.
Formula
WHIP = (walks + hits) / innings pitched
Worked example
30 walks and 105 hits in 120⅓ innings: WHIP 1.122.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good WHIP?
Around 1.00 is elite; 1.30 is about average.
Are hit batters counted?
No, only walks and hits.
Partial innings?
120.1 = 120⅓, 120.2 = 120⅔.
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