Evaluating ST Performances - Page 2

ihatenames · 08-20-2013, 08:31 PM

I take little to no stock in the stats really. My decisions are made solely on current/potential ratings, what my team needs (maybe a power bat bench player, etc), and super two status.

The Game · 08-21-2013, 07:28 AM

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Originally Posted by ihatenames

I take little to no stock in the stats really. My decisions are made solely on current/potential ratings, what my team needs (maybe a power bat bench player, etc), and super two status.

So you'll take a 3 star ovr/pot hitter batting .132 in 53 AB's over a 1 star ovr/pot hitting .337 in 87 AB's? granted the .337 may be a fluke but the .337 guy is having a better season.

ihatenames · 08-21-2013, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by The Game

So you'll take a 3 star ovr/pot hitter batting .132 in 53 AB's over a 1 star ovr/pot hitting .337 in 87 AB's? granted the .337 may be a fluke but the .337 guy is having a better season.

In theory yes. But I don't put much stock in stars either. I base it on purely scouted ratings. If the higher rated guy is still struggling come the middle of may I may make an adjustment.

I also may leave a higher rated guy of the roster if I have a bigger need. For example I like to have a good fielding utility middle infielder and a power threat on the bench. I also may yield a spot to a development project if I think he's ready even though his ratings might be a bit below.

But I will almost never put any stock into ST stats.

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