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The number, then the game

OPS calculator.

On-base plus slugging in one number, sized against the best seasons ever hit — then draft an all-time nine below.

A .360 on-base percentage plus .480 slugging = .840 OPS.

OPS = on-base percentage + slugging percentage

Famous single-season OPS marks

  • 1.422Barry Bonds · 2004
  • 1.382Babe Ruth · 1920
  • 1.287Ted Williams · 1941
  • 1.159Aaron Judge · 2024

On-base plus slugging in one number, sized against the best seasons ever hit — then draft an all-time nine below.

Numbers this good belong on a roster. Draft an all-time nine and run the season.

ROUND 01
SPIN THE ERA
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A hundred sixty-two regular-season games, wire to wire — every lineup and rotation seat counts. Go 162-0 and you’re immortal.

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What is OPS in baseball?

On-base plus slugging: one number that adds how often a hitter reaches base to how many bases his hits are worth. It became the standard shorthand because it catches both the walk and the home run.

What is a good OPS?

League average sits near .700–.720. An .800 season is clearly good, .900 is All-Star country, and 1.000 across a full year usually means MVP votes.

What is the best OPS season ever?

Barry Bonds posted a 1.422 OPS in 2004 — he reached base more often than he made outs that year. Babe Ruth’s 1.382 in 1920 held the record for the previous eight decades.

Do I need my OBP and SLG first?

Enter them if you know them. OBP is (hits + walks + hit-by-pitch) over plate appearances; slugging is total bases over at-bats — our slugging calculator works it from your hit line.

Why do analysts move past OPS?

It weighs on-base and slugging equally, though reaching base is worth more. Stats like wOBA fix the weights — but OPS survives because you can do it in your head at the park.