WHIP Calculator
Calculate a pitcher’s walks plus hits per inning pitched (WHIP).
WHIP
Total Baserunners Allowed (BB + H)
What WHIP Measures
WHIP stands for Walks plus Hits per Inning Pitched. It is one of the most common baseball statistics for evaluating a pitcher, measuring how many baserunners a pitcher allows per inning through walks and hits. A lower WHIP means the pitcher is keeping more runners off the basepaths.
The Formula
- WHIP = (Walks + Hits Allowed) / Innings Pitched
- Innings pitched may be expressed as a decimal (for example, 180.2 innings is entered as 180.2).
What Is a Good WHIP?
- Below 1.00 - Excellent (elite, ace-level)
- 1.00-1.10 - Very Good
- 1.10-1.25 - Above Average
- 1.25-1.40 - Average
- Above 1.40 - Below Average
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Note: This calculator provides a standard WHIP figure based on walks, hits allowed, and innings pitched. It does not account for intentional walks or other context-dependent metrics. These calculations assume all statistical inputs are accurate.