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RBIs, or Runs Batted In, is a statistic used in Minor League Baseball to measure a player's offensive production. It represents the number of runs that a player has driven in with their hit or sacrifice fly. This statistic is an important tool for evaluating a player's ability to produce runs for their team and is closely watched by coaches, scouts, and fans alike. As a part of the "Minor League Player Stats" category, RBIs provides valuable insight into the performance of individual players within the context of Minor League Baseball. It is one of many statistics used to evaluate a player's overall offensive contributions, along with batting average, on-base percentage, and slugging percentage. Together, these stats paint a comprehensive picture of a player's abilities at the plate, helping teams make informed decisions about their roster and development strategies.