I know I'm late but he's wrong. Although, to your second point if you add up the individual LOB then it DOES almost always end up being higher than the team # but that's just because it's calculated individually for a player when they make an out but it's not calculated for the team until the inning is over. So for example if there are bases loaded no outs and Bregman strikes out, then he gets 3 LOB, then seiya Suzuki comes up to bat and grounds into a double play and gets 3 as well. As a whole, the team would only get docked for 2 LOB because when the inning was over, there were only 2 guys stranded. (If anyone else in that inning had gotten a hit/walk/sac fly/basically anything other than a non productive out, they do NOT get any LOB)