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RamMan12 · 04-12-2010, 10:57 AM

I found two things on Boston and Detroit that I thought warranted fixing.

Boston:
Jacoby Ellsbury: his range is too low, giving his OF ratings a severe hit. He has quite amazing range IMO and he has only 2 errors in 2787 innings in his career.
Dustin Pedroia: his speed seems a little low. He has stolen 20 bases each of the last two years. While his baserunning/stealing numbers look right, his speed seems lacking to warrant 20 SBs. Right now his rating is in the low 30s (out of 100) and should be in the low 40s possibly.

Detroit:
Miguel Cabrera: he should have fielding ratings for 3B and LF. He started his professional career at 3B, and while he has failed to be a great fielder there, he still warrants a below avg to avg rating there.
Brandon Inge: should have 100% familiarity at C instead of just ratings. He was moved from SS/P to C by the Tigers after being drafted and spent his 1st 3 ML seasons at C.

04-12-2010, 10:57 AM	#15
RamMan12 Major Leagues Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Maine Posts: 482	I found two things on Boston and Detroit that I thought warranted fixing. Boston: Jacoby Ellsbury: his range is too low, giving his OF ratings a severe hit. He has quite amazing range IMO and he has only 2 errors in 2787 innings in his career. Dustin Pedroia: his speed seems a little low. He has stolen 20 bases each of the last two years. While his baserunning/stealing numbers look right, his speed seems lacking to warrant 20 SBs. Right now his rating is in the low 30s (out of 100) and should be in the low 40s possibly. Detroit: Miguel Cabrera: he should have fielding ratings for 3B and LF. He started his professional career at 3B, and while he has failed to be a great fielder there, he still warrants a below avg to avg rating there. Brandon Inge: should have 100% familiarity at C instead of just ratings. He was moved from SS/P to C by the Tigers after being drafted and spent his 1st 3 ML seasons at C.