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Originally Posted by Daniel_09
In effect as they have said it is like IRL. the vast majority of HS players have a very low floor and a high ceiling.
Something that OOTP (at least in this version) has not been able to correct is that it takes several years in Rookie League for a HS player to be able to play in A, it takes between 3 and 4 years to become an average player for A, and that in many of my simulations I accelerate the development of hitters and pitchers.
This includes prospects, I will always try to pick players in the draft that have a higher floor, as many times HS players end up being 20/20/20/20/20.
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just to complement the previous comment to promote players in the minors I use relative ratings to... to see their capabilities at that level, At the overall level I do not let a player be at a minor league level below 35 or 40 (overall rating), when it is not so, I review each of their ratings to see if they can really play at that level.
What happens with HS players is that their ratings (hitter or pitcher) stay between 20 and 30 for a long time, and then they turn 20 years old and there if the TCR decides if the ratings go up, maintain or go down.