In softball, an RBI stands for Run Batted In. It refers to when a batter hits the ball and allows a runner to score a run. The batter is given credit for the run batted in, even if they do not score themselves.
RBIs are an important statistic in softball as they reflect a batter's ability to drive in runs and contribute to the team's overall scoring. Players who consistently drive in runs are often considered to be valuable to their team's success.
RBIs can be achieved through hits, sacrifice flies, sacrifice bunts, or other plays that allow a runner to score. The more RBIs a player accumulates, the more they are seen as a key contributor to their team's offensive success.
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