In the MLB, what's a all-star, above average, mediocre, poor, batting average?

Question

I'm sure that .200 and under is poor and .400 is super phenomenal, but how do you rank them in between? (like say .298)

Answer 1

.320

poor- 100-200

average-250-300

above - 310

all star- 320

Answer 2

Potential HOF: .350 or higher

All Star: .300-.349

Above Average: .280-.299

Average: .265-.279

Below Average: .250-.264

Potenial Loser: .249 or lower

PS: Some people under .249 BA are good players.

Answer 3

.300 All-Star

Above Average .285

Average .260

Below Average .245

Poor .220 and below

Answer 4

All Star:  .320

Above average:  .285

Average:  .270

Mediocre:  .255

Poor:  .230

Answer 5

You can't just determine an all-star canidate soley on one stat like a batting average. Unless he's batting .350 or higher, that's pretty impressive, so that could get a player in. But maybe he's a good fielder. .298 is good, but not great. Look at the Indians, the team batting average is probably around .230, and look at them. I think I'm not understanding your question fully though.

Answer 6

all star= 315- and up

above average= 295-314

mediocre= 260-294

poor= 259- 0