A good WHIP (Walks plus Hits per Inning Pitched) for pitchers typically falls around 1.20 or lower. This indicates that the pitcher allows fewer than 1.2 baserunners per inning, which is generally associated with effective performance. Elite pitchers often have WHIPs below 1.00, showcasing their ability to limit both walks and hits. However, context matters, as league averages can vary.
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