Assertion: pitcher's run | /r/HasProperty | earned
Facets:
value: more
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: As for your other questions, a pitcher can have an ERA of 0.00 if he has not allowed any runs for the season (assuming that you're looking at his season statistics; if you want to know his career ERA, he'll have had to have surrendered 0 earned runs for his career.)
text: This can happen if a pitcher allows one or more earned runs without retiring a batter (usually in a single appearance).
text: For example, if a pitcher allowed 25 earned runs over 100 innings, you would divide 25 by 100 and then multiply by 9.
text: A pitcher is assessed an earned run for each run scored by a batter (or that batter's pinch-runner) who reaches base while batting against that pitcher.
text: Furthermore, the game score rewards pitchers for going deeper into the game, even if they give up more earned runs.
text: A baseline quality start would be lost if, after going into deeper innings than the 6th, a pitcher gives up more earned runs.
text: A pitcher who gives up earned runs without recording an out has an ERA of infinity.