2-way player rating display

eauhomme · 03-17-2022, 04:51 AM

When you have a 2-way player, his primary position ratings show up in the in-game ratings list.

For example, suppose you have a pitcher/outfielder with 50 contact, 20 power, 30 eye, who as a pitcher has 65 stuff, 45 movement, 55 control.

When you look at the offensive players while selecting your lineup or a pinch hitter, if this guy's primary position is pitcher, he will be listed as 65 contact, 45 power, 55 eye. Big difference...

Likewise, fatigue colors don't show correctly with 2-way players. A guy who is primarily a hitter but also pitches will be shown on the pitching side in white even though he is gassed from pitching the previous day. If you don't open his profile to check his fatigue percentages, you may be sending him in exhausted.

03-17-2022, 04:51 AM	#1
eauhomme Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jan 2022 Posts: 129	2-way player rating display When you have a 2-way player, his primary position ratings show up in the in-game ratings list. For example, suppose you have a pitcher/outfielder with 50 contact, 20 power, 30 eye, who as a pitcher has 65 stuff, 45 movement, 55 control. When you look at the offensive players while selecting your lineup or a pinch hitter, if this guy's primary position is pitcher, he will be listed as 65 contact, 45 power, 55 eye. Big difference... Likewise, fatigue colors don't show correctly with 2-way players. A guy who is primarily a hitter but also pitches will be shown on the pitching side in white even though he is gassed from pitching the previous day. If you don't open his profile to check his fatigue percentages, you may be sending him in exhausted. Last edited by eauhomme; 03-17-2022 at 04:52 AM.