Enter SB and CS to review current steal efficiency, the break-even rate where attempts help the offense, and the future successes needed for a target.
Current steal read
81.5%
.815
Attempts
27
Start with success rate and attempts, then see whether the runner is adding offensive value.
Break-even rate
69.2%
Vs break-even +12.3%
Estimated run value
2.15
Efficient runner
Net steals
17
SB 22 / CS 5
Best possible rate
87.2%
+12 Future attempts
Use it by player, team, split, or scouting period to plan the rest of the season.
See how many future successful steals are needed to clear the target rate.
Steals needed for target
10
Caught allowed
2
Required future rate
83.3%
Status
Already on target
Target path
10 SB / 2 CS
Projected target rate 82.1%
Conservative path
10 SB / 2 CS
Projected target rate 82.1%
Perfect finish
12 SB / 0 CS
Projected target rate 87.2%
Stolen base success rate is successful steals divided by total steal attempts. This calculator also compares it with a break-even rate so you can judge whether the attempts add value.
A caught stealing costs an out, so a runner must succeed often enough for steal attempts to improve expected runs.
Yes. SB and CS are enough for the core success rate. The extra fields help with planning and value context.
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