No stats are shown when you go to team fielding stats.

Eugene Church · 05-31-2006, 10:50 PM

When you go to a team's home page...all leagues...and select "Fielding stats"...the page is blank.

You might let Markus know that the first basemen get way too many assists...in MLB there were only 4 that had over 100 assists (up to 122)...in OOTP2006 there were 16 (about 8 of them had over 150 assists with a high of 170).

One of the alltime greats Keith Hernandez's top numbers ranged from 140-147...He averaged 135 a year. Most first basemen in MLB are in the 60-100 range in assists.

I know he has far more important problems to work on, but maybe one day he could work on this and get it down to realistic numbers.

Third basemen's fielding percentages are too high...MLB average is .953...OOTPB has 14 of them over .970 with a high of .990.

Tell him he did make a marked improvement in catcher double plays...from 1-4 in OOTP6 to 7-9 in the new versions....That is a lot closer to MLB's numbers.

Thank him for me.

05-31-2006, 10:50 PM	#1
Eugene Church Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 36,252	No stats are shown when you go to team fielding stats. When you go to a team's home page...all leagues...and select "Fielding stats"...the page is blank. You might let Markus know that the first basemen get way too many assists...in MLB there were only 4 that had over 100 assists (up to 122)...in OOTP2006 there were 16 (about 8 of them had over 150 assists with a high of 170). One of the alltime greats Keith Hernandez's top numbers ranged from 140-147...He averaged 135 a year. Most first basemen in MLB are in the 60-100 range in assists. I know he has far more important problems to work on, but maybe one day he could work on this and get it down to realistic numbers. Third basemen's fielding percentages are too high...MLB average is .953...OOTPB has 14 of them over .970 with a high of .990. Tell him he did make a marked improvement in catcher double plays...from 1-4 in OOTP6 to 7-9 in the new versions....That is a lot closer to MLB's numbers. Thank him for me. Last edited by Eugene Church; 05-31-2006 at 10:56 PM.