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Originally Posted by bababui
Ted Williams missed 4 years; Jackson was involved with gamblers and even had he played a full career there is no assurance he would have broken the records; JR Richards was injured..playing 'what if' scenarios is definitly fun and interesting but its not historical. Lets not get carried away.
Accurate ratings for the mental/behavioral parts of the game are missing from OOTP but show up in baseball history in the form of the Black Sox, Denny McLain and a drove of historic players who had their career cut short through self-destructive behaviors like alcoholism.
Its important to keep the pressure on to make sure the game moves in a direction that will replicate real life baseball in as many ways as possible. That being said, OOTP2007 is by far the best OOTP yet.  |
I don't really know if I understand this sentiment. If you just want to see the reproduction of actual historical results there's a site you might want to check out:
www.baseball-reference.com
They're all there.