What is an rbi in baseball?

An RBI in baseball stands for "run batted in." It is a statistic awarded to a batter who hits the ball and allows a teammate to cross the plate and score a run. The batter is credited with an RBI if they hit a single, double, triple, home run, or if they walk with the bases loaded. The RBI is an important statistic in baseball as it measures a player's ability to hit in clutch situations and drive in runs when their team needs it most. The player who leads the league in RBIs at the end of the season is often considered to be one of the top offensive players in the league.