Granted this guy was the #1 pick in the my recent draft but this problem is throughout the later round also (Super Utility player with horrible offense) here is an example of how the game generates super utility players. I hope this is looked at also. There should be some guys who can do it all but not a good chunk of the draft. This is another reason why the game rarely produce any Jeter types
(guys who mostly played 1 position for an entire career)
The actual ratings are good but players shouldn't come out the draft with this muh experience at multiple positions. This guy have almost every position experience at 200! Throughout history, a good utility players is usually good at everything but great at nothing.
Is this only exclusive to non feeder league drafts? I've notice that high school and IFA players aren't like this at all and it's mainly the college players.
This is more believable (same guy just edited his stats) he has great defensive ratings so he should be able to easily learn a different position during Spring Training or his career in the minors...
