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I'm still very much interested in the answers to those questions from above... Don't want to divert from that, but I have a question that I'm hoping someone here will be able to answer:
On the player editor panel, right side, underneath offensive ratings, we see Resulting Stats (in a neutral, modern Major League environment). In looking at the stats for some 1973 Dodger players, this is clearly as advertised (batting avg's & HR's are higher than in real life, presumably reflecting the fact that Dodger Stadium was quite the pitchers' park back then).
However, what I don't get:
1) I'm playing 1-year recalc, real stats. Why then am I not looking at real stats (converted to 550 AB's)?
2) If I want to do a what-if scenario of, say, averaging Bill Buckner's, Bill Russell's, and Tommy John's 1974 & 1976 stats and using those for 1975 to see how LA would do with those guys being healthy in '75, how would I do that? I can easily come up with the avg stats from '74 & '76, but how am I to know how to convert those to "Resulting Stats, in a neutral, modern Major League environment?" (Yes, I suppose I could create 1974 and 1976 games for the sole purpose of getting the "resulting stats" for those two years, and then average those, but that's a fair amount of work...)
Am I missing something here?
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