Neutralized Database "Super Fielders" need to be brought back to earth

actionjackson · 08-28-2009, 05:20 PM

I'm just going to link to a post I made in another thread detailing the problem. In a nutshell, when using the neutralized database, some players have prorating errors which cause their Range Factors to be three and possibly four digits (prior to the decimal point), depending on their position. It's usually of course guys with small amounts of playing time, who need to be prorated. A lot. Some of them have been prorated in every single stat category except Innings Played at the position. If all the other numbers are larger, but Innings Played is not, well...you can see how that might be problematical.

I would've pinged Spritze or Garlon, but I don't like pinging people - somehow, it seems rude. I must be getting old and curmudgeonly. Ugh!

08-28-2009, 05:20 PM	#1
actionjackson Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 6,179	Neutralized Database "Super Fielders" need to be brought back to earth I'm just going to link to a post I made in another thread detailing the problem. In a nutshell, when using the neutralized database, some players have prorating errors which cause their Range Factors to be three and possibly four digits (prior to the decimal point), depending on their position. It's usually of course guys with small amounts of playing time, who need to be prorated. A lot. Some of them have been prorated in every single stat category except Innings Played at the position. If all the other numbers are larger, but Innings Played is not, well...you can see how that might be problematical. I would've pinged Spritze or Garlon, but I don't like pinging people - somehow, it seems rude. I must be getting old and curmudgeonly. Ugh!