OT: But reading a book called "Smart Baseball" by Keith Law, who was ESPN senior baseball writer. Book was written in 2017, so it is only slightly out of date. First half of the book is all about how so many "important" stats are either overrated (RBIs and batting average) or almost worthless (saves). Has some great insight and lots of stats to back up his arguments. The best chart I have seen so far compares how much a stolen base helps the team's chances of scoring vs. how much getting caught stealing hurts your team's chances to score [Spoiler Alert - it helps, but only if you are successful almost all the time, i.e, 75-80%]
Anyway, it is a good read for a baseball nerd who is analytical, like me!