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Franchise: too many sub-.200 batting averages
Hi all- I know batting averages are down in general, but every team I face in franchise has one, two and sometimes three players batting under .200 (sometimes batting 3rd or 4th). Is everyone having this issue or Is there something I can do to address simmed stats? Thanks in advance!Tags: None -
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I sim with CPU Starter and Reliever Stamina at 4 to bump up the offensive a little while keeping it in line with real MLB stats. I just have to remember to switch between my gameplay and simming slider sets.
The problem with simming with default sliders is the pitching is too strong. Scoring is way low and too many complete games are thrown. CPU pitcher stamina and manager hook does affect sims. -
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You talking 10-20 games in or 150? Makes quite a difference. But no not seeing this.Just one man’s opinion.
I don’t actually care about any of this.Comment
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Hmm I tried this and just as a test set starter and reliever cpu stamina to 1 and still getting the same resultsComment
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How far into the season are you?
Early in the season, you'll see more sub-.200 averages since low sample size inhibits regression to the mean. You'll see more high batting averages as well. Best way to tell if you're roster is producing proper results is to sim a season and look at the year end totals.Comment
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Re: Franchise: too many sub-.200 batting averages
How far into the season are you?
Early in the season, you'll see more sub-.200 averages since low sample size inhibits regression to the mean. You'll see more high batting averages as well. Best way to tell if you're roster is producing proper results is to sim a season and look at the year end totals.
I keep swimming to the all star breakComment
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That’s a LOT of swimming. Be sure to take a break every so often. Your arms might start looking like popeye.Comment
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Well, in fairness to The Show, real life MLB average and scoring is at an all-time low this year. The league average is currently at .232. That's the lowest in MLB history.Atlanta Braves
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True, but I would think multiple starters batting .150 would be sent down or benched?Comment
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The Ms had 5 guys in their lineup last night hitting below .200You want free speech?
Let's see you acknowledge a man whose words make your blood boil, advocating at the top of his lungs that which you would spend a lifetime opposing at the top of yours.Comment
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I don't know how far into your franchise you are but in real life the Braves have Ozuna who is currently at .214 (He's hitting .151 in his last 19 games) and Duvall currently at .192 and both still start every game (Ozuna in the cleanup spot).Atlanta Braves
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I think everyone here is right. I had no idea averages had been so down lately.Comment
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How many games into the season are you?
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I've been doing test sims to the all star break. I've done about 15 with similar results. I will say that lowering the CPU starter and reliever stamina did eventually work- for some reason my sliders kept reverting. User error.Comment
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