You read in a book on baseball that your favorite player gets on base 41% of the time he goes to bat. What does this indicate?

If the player were to go to bat 100,000 times, he would get on base exactly 41,000 times.

In the next 100 times the player goes to bat, he will get on base exactly 41 of those times.

In many, many attempts at bat, the player would get on base in approximately 41% of the times at bat.

If this player got on base many, many times, he will have gone to bat in approximately 41% of the times at bat.

If, in this player's first 100 attempts at bat, he gets on base 45 times, it is expected that he will get on base 37 times in his next 100 attempts at bat.