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Originally Posted by injury log
OOTP ratings don't work linearly, so you could never use a weighted average of them to get a good evaluation of player ability. For example, there's a huge difference between a pitcher with a 1 Control rating and a guy with a 100 Control rating (on the /200 scale). But the difference between a 100 Control guy and a 200 Control guy is not nearly so big.
The OVR rating (stars or out of 80) already accounts for that non-linearity, so I guess I don't understand the purpose of weighted averaging the ratings.
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You could do a simple interim calculation to account for that non-linearity. Cumbersome maybe, but simple.
Maybe I'm obstinate and ignorant but when I look through the OVR ratings, I frequently don't agree. The spreadsheet (aside from being fun for me) let's me evaluate the players the way *I* want to.