A good OPS (on-base plus slugging) in baseball is typically considered to be around .800 or higher. This statistic combines a player's on-base percentage (OBP) with their slugging percentage (SLG) to provide a more comprehensive measure of a player's overall offensive production.
A high OPS indicates that a player is able to both get on base frequently and hit for power, making them a valuable asset to their team's lineup. Players with a high OPS are often some of the most productive hitters in the game and can help their team score runs and win games.
OPS is a useful tool for evaluating individual player performance and comparing players across different eras. It can help identify players who excel at getting on base, hitting for power, or both, and can provide valuable insights into a player's overall offensive contribution to their team.
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