MLB 14 The Show Screenshots - Starting Lineups, Pitcher Rotations and Ratings

[rkocjay]

Ready to play with my Yankees

[Russell_SCEA]

Quote: Originally Posted by Curahee

Regarding MiLB players, Rookies and New Prospects:

Most importantly he must play some MLB games Spring Training does not count.

[pay26]

No Tanaka??? I hope this in ps4

[AZSYankee_24]

Can not wait to play franchise with the Yankees, and play Road to the Show

[Curahee]

Quote: Originally Posted by pay26

No Tanaka??? I hope this in ps4

Read the post just above you my friend.

[KenJones]

Ratings look really good IMO. A few small squibbles, but I think they are way more realistic than in years past (fewer 99s and >90 players in general). As a sox fan, I feel like Lackey and Peavy are backwards. Lackey should be 81 and Peavy should be 77.

[Ghost Of The Year]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sip_16

No blue jays line up? or did i just miss it lol

Toronto will only be included in the Canadian version.
The Jays have been replaced in the US version with the Buffalo Balls.

[TeixeiraFanatic]

I like how there aren't as many higher rated players as previous years however some of these ratings are questionable at best. I know I can change the ratings, I do it every year but something seems off about these ratings. I think I saw that they altered the way they calculate ratings this year. Am I correct with that assumption?

It seems some young players are rated way too highly. Its been known that they base the ratings off the last 3 years but I'm interested in how that is dealt with rookies with this new ratings system.

For example, Jarred Cosart is an 82 and Sonny Gray is an 83 both pitching 60 innings last year. Meanwhile Shelby Miller pitched 170 innings and is the same rating.

I don't want it to sound like I'm complaining. I am just trying to understand how this new system works compared to last year, I just don't remember this being the case the last few years.

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