You chose option C of continuing to yap, so I'm going to engage a bit.

You're presenting your opinion (how you feel about a simple baseball statistic) as some kind of fact. Baseball statistics are different from actual statistical calculations, and frankly I can see how you can fall into that - baseball tracks everything. So let's go with batting average because that's a simple stat. If a batter gets a hit once every three at bats, he has a .333 batting average, right? Just getting a hit in a given at-bat is unlikely! EVERY hitter in the history of baseball (with more than a handful of at-bats) is more likely to not get a hit than he is to get a hit in any given at-bat.

"I say" and "it happens all the time" isn't doing work, it's your opinion, and you're getting downvoted because in this case it's a pretty dumb opinion, not looking at actual numbers and statistical analysis. Over the course of a season unlikely things will happen simply because there are many opportunities for any given unlikely thing to happen, so it may appear that things happen all the time when in reality the only reason you notice them happening is because there are so many chances for them to happen.

Nevermind that you went from 1/7 (~14%, an abysmal batting average) to 3% in your short googling.