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MikeS21 · 04-11-2007, 10:56 PM

OK, let's try a little experiment. Different folks use different ratings. How do you apply those ratings to players in your game?

Let's say you have two players:

Player A is a 26 year old starting pitcher who has career (two seasons) numbers of: 315 innings, 295 hits, 150 K's, 97 BB's, ERA of 4.48. Player A has a 91-93 mph fastball, a slightly better than average curveball, and an average change. How do you translate pitching stats like that into OOTP2007 ratings?

Player B: 29 years old. Career stats (five seasons) of 2427 AB's, 673 Hits, 144 2B's, 6 3B's, 86 HR's, 428 K's, 377 BB's, and lifetime BA of .278. How do you translate these hitting stats into ratings?

04-11-2007, 10:56 PM	#30
MikeS21 Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 276	Example of Ratings OK, let's try a little experiment. Different folks use different ratings. How do you apply those ratings to players in your game? Let's say you have two players: Player A is a 26 year old starting pitcher who has career (two seasons) numbers of: 315 innings, 295 hits, 150 K's, 97 BB's, ERA of 4.48. Player A has a 91-93 mph fastball, a slightly better than average curveball, and an average change. How do you translate pitching stats like that into OOTP2007 ratings? Player B: 29 years old. Career stats (five seasons) of 2427 AB's, 673 Hits, 144 2B's, 6 3B's, 86 HR's, 428 K's, 377 BB's, and lifetime BA of .278. How do you translate these hitting stats into ratings?