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skunkle333 · 04-25-2010, 10:35 AM

PStrickert...

I think your explanation makes a good point. I don't see anything wrong with that setup.

A question. So if I choose to go with the default setup of 1-20 for a players contact rating would that mean you are basically saying:

1. That a 10-11 rating would be the average batting average rating for that particular...let's say historical season?

2. If that is so then one could prorate by % a scale using 1-20 to somewhat check or verify a player's BA for that season. Say the BA for that season was .250. Then players who hit .240-250 should have a contact rating of about 10. Lower BA and higher BA adjusting accordingly.

Is that somewhat how the contact rating works? Then one would need to see how the other various player ratings impact the contact % to get a final accurate idea on that players total rating. Right?

I realize some of this is probably obvious to most but I'm still studying. When I finally figure out how to import teams to a mixed created league I could make adjustments if I feel like a player's contact rating is off quite a bit. I'm also thinking down the road that the L/R could be adjusted accordingly for those players that had extreme real life L/R totals.

Thanks

04-25-2010, 10:35 AM	#13
skunkle333 All Star Reserve Join Date: May 2006 Location: St. Louis metro area...IL side. Posts: 643	PStrickert... I think your explanation makes a good point. I don't see anything wrong with that setup. A question. So if I choose to go with the default setup of 1-20 for a players contact rating would that mean you are basically saying: 1. That a 10-11 rating would be the average batting average rating for that particular...let's say historical season? 2. If that is so then one could prorate by % a scale using 1-20 to somewhat check or verify a player's BA for that season. Say the BA for that season was .250. Then players who hit .240-250 should have a contact rating of about 10. Lower BA and higher BA adjusting accordingly. Is that somewhat how the contact rating works? Then one would need to see how the other various player ratings impact the contact % to get a final accurate idea on that players total rating. Right? I realize some of this is probably obvious to most but I'm still studying. When I finally figure out how to import teams to a mixed created league I could make adjustments if I feel like a player's contact rating is off quite a bit. I'm also thinking down the road that the L/R could be adjusted accordingly for those players that had extreme real life L/R totals. Thanks Last edited by skunkle333; 04-25-2010 at 10:41 AM.