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Originally Posted by Charlatan
If you have a third baseman and a second baseman with good is zone ratings would that allow you to put a shortstop there who had a slightly worse ZR? I mean, if all your infielders had above average ZR don’t they sort of cancel each other out? Seems to me there are only so many infield balls to snag and if everyone is great at it some players will just be left out because of a numbers game.
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Don't just look for ZR, before than you can anticipate a great fielding by looking at what's needed to be a great fielder in a given IF pos.
1B, look arm, height and error
2B, Range needs to be the highest followed by error and arm is not as critical here
3B this is where Arm becomes the #1 rating, you want as close as 100 as you can
SS Range, Range, Range and Range... but unlike the rest of the IF positions, the other Arm, Error and TD need to be as highest possible.
So Typically a great SS will train well in 2B and depending on the Arm, they will also train well in 3B