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Matt Arnold · 12-04-2009, 10:46 AM

I can't speak for all of them since I don't have my game in front of me, but I did have 2 of them - Heyward and Laporta.

Laporta developed into an average platoon player. His ratings peaked at something like 10/16/10 on a 1-20 scale for contact/power/eye. Seem to remember his normal year ended up as about a .250 avg, maybe 15-20 HR, .300-.320 OBP, give or take. Don't remember how long he played or that, but he seemed to be a decent guy.

Heyward was awesome. He was my franchise player for many years. His ratings were monsters at like 15-17 for both contact and power. He ended up playing pretty late, as I remember seeing him still post a .300 average or so as maybe a 35 or 36 year old. But he definitely put up a good 7-8 seasons for me as a star perennial All-Star calibre RF and CF (converted him early since I had a lot of corner outfielders).

12-04-2009, 10:46 AM	#5
Matt Arnold OOTP Developer Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Here and there Posts: 15,860	I can't speak for all of them since I don't have my game in front of me, but I did have 2 of them - Heyward and Laporta. Laporta developed into an average platoon player. His ratings peaked at something like 10/16/10 on a 1-20 scale for contact/power/eye. Seem to remember his normal year ended up as about a .250 avg, maybe 15-20 HR, .300-.320 OBP, give or take. Don't remember how long he played or that, but he seemed to be a decent guy. Heyward was awesome. He was my franchise player for many years. His ratings were monsters at like 15-17 for both contact and power. He ended up playing pretty late, as I remember seeing him still post a .300 average or so as maybe a 35 or 36 year old. But he definitely put up a good 7-8 seasons for me as a star perennial All-Star calibre RF and CF (converted him early since I had a lot of corner outfielders).