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Originally Posted by ubernoob
They are but you need to read them as a formula.
A player with 100 Contact/0 Power/100 Avoid K's will hit for an infinitely higher average than someone that is 100/100/100 in those 3 stats.
Contact is an amalgamation of BABIP + Power, not a straight rating. So Player A would have a super high BABIP score. Player B would be average. Given the same number of at bats, Player A would hit for a better average just because the BABIP score is much higher.
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But the question is why would the last .400 hitter in the major leagues have a PEAK card that results in a mediocre batting average?