PT 23 Live Update

[daves]

Originally Posted by Matt Arnold

As I'm sure someone will ask, the last live update of the season will come next week, after the regular season concludes.

Oh, many have asked in discord and twitch.

[Matt Arnold]

The last live update has been applied.

[dishnet34]

In addition to today's live update, unfortunately, due to licensing requirements with our licensors we have been forced to remove a number of Live players from being able to be pulled as new cards in packs. Existing copies of these player cards will not be impacted, and all missions that had these cards in them have been adjusted accordingly. The list of these particular cards affected is attached.

[jeffctaco]

Originally Posted by Matt Arnold

The last live update has been applied.

Julio Urias puts up a 1.53 ERA, 1.02 WHIP the last month of the season and you DROP him 8 points? for why. 2.16 ERA for the year and a WHIP under one doesn't say "70 OVR" to me...

Few other weirdly low ones that are way off true performance. What's the methodology here guys?

[bear_rammedge]

Originally Posted by jeffctaco

Julio Urias puts up a 1.53 ERA, 1.02 WHIP the last month of the season and you DROP him 8 points? for why. 2.16 ERA for the year and a WHIP under one doesn't say "70 OVR" to me...

Few other weirdly low ones that are way off true performance. What's the methodology here guys?

the methodology is making $$$

[Matt Arnold]

Originally Posted by jeffctaco

Julio Urias puts up a 1.53 ERA, 1.02 WHIP the last month of the season and you DROP him 8 points? for why. 2.16 ERA for the year and a WHIP under one doesn't say "70 OVR" to me...

Few other weirdly low ones that are way off true performance. What's the methodology here guys?

Pitchers essentially get rated much closer to their FIP rather than stuff like ERA and WHIP. Urias was like a 4.53 FIP for September/October, which is well below what he did before and what projections had for him. Players who relied on exceedingly good BABIP and LOB% to put up great ERA/WHIP numbers tend to not get good ratings.

[frankbama]

Originally Posted by Matt Arnold

Pitchers essentially get rated much closer to their FIP rather than stuff like ERA and WHIP. Urias was like a 4.53 FIP for September/October, which is well below what he did before and what projections had for him. Players who relied on exceedingly good BABIP and LOB% to put up great ERA/WHIP numbers tend to not get good ratings.

I thought by the end of the year past performance was also considered? Falling would be fine in overall ratings but definitely agree 70 is a tad low.

[jeffctaco]

Originally Posted by Matt Arnold

Pitchers essentially get rated much closer to their FIP rather than stuff like ERA and WHIP. Urias was like a 4.53 FIP for September/October, which is well below what he did before and what projections had for him. Players who relied on exceedingly good BABIP and LOB% to put up great ERA/WHIP numbers tend to not get good ratings.

Oh Wow Urias is a 94. He must have pitched really well in the winter to get you to change your opinion so much, Matty.