How is the regression this year?

[geisterhome]

The last few years the regression has been flawed to some extent (good veterans falling of the cliff in year 1, young superstars regressing early, overall uniformity of regression curves), so I'm wondering if somebody already got to do some testing how it works this year?

[TheObserver]

Re: How is the regression this year?

I'd love to know the answer to this question, too.

[Madden's Jowels]

Re: How is the regression this year?

I'd like to know as well. My RTTS (started last year, carried over) has felt weird almost from the beginning since Mike Trout declined to like an 85 within the first 3 years. I'm in year 6 right now and he's an 82 overall at age 27

[seanjeezy]

Re: How is the regression this year?

I'd like to know as well. My RTTS (started last year, carried over) has felt weird almost from the beginning since Mike Trout declined to like an 85 within the first 3 years. I'm in year 6 right now and he's an 82 overall at age 27

For comparison's sake, I'm in year 7 and Trout is still a 98

And to the OP, don't forget about the performance-based progression/regression. If an older player is still putting up good numbers, supposedly he won't regress as fast.

[Madden's Jowels]

Re: How is the regression this year?

For comparison's sake, I'm in year 7 and Trout is still a 98

And to the OP, don't forget about the performance-based progression/regression. If an older player is still putting up good numbers, supposedly he won't regress as fast.

Well I'm a centerfielder in the AL, so Trout's decline may be the only reason I've started 3 all-star games hah

[tabarnes19_SDS]

Re: How is the regression this year?

I've seen trout at 99 at age 31 and Sims 82 at age 28. It is not static.