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Bluenoser · 02-02-2015, 10:35 AM

My experience has been that it is not too realistic at all, nor predictable, but just right.

I always compare the PSP's with actuals at seasons end. They do not present any advantage that I can see.

I find the players predicted to have good seasons are generally the players already established in the league who usually have and are expected to have good seasons anyway (barring injuries, etc).

I think any good baseball fan can sit down on opening day of MLB and give you a fairly decent list of who the top 25 hitters and pitchers will be. At the end of the season, chances are the top 10 in the league will be found on those lists.

I don't see how it's an advantage.

02-02-2015, 10:35 AM	#10
Bluenoser Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In The Moment Posts: 14,202	My experience has been that it is not too realistic at all, nor predictable, but just right. I always compare the PSP's with actuals at seasons end. They do not present any advantage that I can see. I find the players predicted to have good seasons are generally the players already established in the league who usually have and are expected to have good seasons anyway (barring injuries, etc). I think any good baseball fan can sit down on opening day of MLB and give you a fairly decent list of who the top 25 hitters and pitchers will be. At the end of the season, chances are the top 10 in the league will be found on those lists. I don't see how it's an advantage. Last edited by Bluenoser; 02-02-2015 at 10:36 AM.