Made my own ratings calculator

[DeathMetal]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

What would you suggest doing for players with only 1 or 2 years of experience or limited time?

I also noticed that Michael Young is missing his RH splits in 2009

I fixed this, new version is up in the OP. Just had the lookup range too short in some of the formulas, Young was near the end of the database and it wasn't finding him.

[DeathMetal]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

Outstanding, Remind me of Dylans ratings calculator(MVP). This may be the Invention everyone been waiting for. Get in touch with Bahnzo . Great job.

Thanks man

[DeathMetal]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

Okay, I put a new version up that adjusts the formulas for power, clutch, and contact. Power and clutch will be lessened overall now, but hitters like Bautista will keep their 90+ power ratings.

Take a look and let me know what you guys think.

[Scott]

I'll run more tests today.


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[Scott]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

Starters
Kinsler - .263, 20 HR, 151 H, 72 RBI
Andrus - .260, 5 HR, 167 H, 54 RBI
Hamilton - .255, 28 HR, 137 H, 86 RBI
Beltre - .295, 30 HR, 155 H, 84 RBI
Young - .305, 19 HR, 188 H, 92 RBI
Cruz - .277, 24 HR, 147 H, 97 RBI
Napoli - .245, 23 HR, 122 H, 71 RBI
Murphy - .251, 17 HR, 118 H, 65 RBI
Moreland - .248, 10 HR, 107 H, 54 RBI
Bench
Torrealba - .326, 3 HR, 76 H, 29 RBI
Gonzalez - .275, 0 HR, 52 H, 17 RBI
Snyder - .271, 1 HR, 19 H, 5 RBI
Gentry - .222, 0 HR, 63 H, 17 RBI

AL Leaders
Batting Avg - BOS Ortiz - .328 (Cabrera was 2nd w/ .326)
2B - SEA Ichiro - 55 (Cabrera 2nd w/ 45)
3B - TEX Andrus - 13 (Crisp 2nd w/ 12)

HR Leaders (Top 16)
1. Fielder - 54
2. Scott - 45
2. Pujols - 45
4. Reynolds - 42
5. Bautista - 41
6. V-Mart - 39
6. A. Gonzalez - 39
8. Willingham - 37
9. Ortiz - 36
9. Trumbo - 36
9. Longoria - 36
12. Cabrera - 34
13. Pena - 33
14. Sizemore - 32 (Forgot to edit)
14. Adam Jones - 32
14. Granderson - 32

RBI Leaders Top 10
1. Fielder - 137
2. Pujols - 127
3. Willingham - 126
4. V-Mart - 119
5. Pena - 118
5. Longoria - 118
7. Luke Scott - 116
7. Reynolds - 116
9. Ortiz - 115
10. Cabrera - 110

AL MVP
Prince Fielder - .299 avg, 54 HR, 137 RBIs
AL ROTY
Yoenis Cespedes - .248 avg, 31 HR, 103 RBIs

Thoughts: Numbers look much better, also keep in mind I turned off the injuries. I think I'll run another one with injuries and CPU trading on.

2nd Sim w/ Trading & Injuries on
Kinsler - .232, 21 HR, 72 RBI
Andrus - .270, 3 HR, 39 RBI
Hamilton - .261, 26 HR, 64 RBI
Beltre - .292, 33 HR, 107 RBI
Young - .281, 14 HR, 76 RBI
Cruz - .284, 31 HR, 97 RBI
Napoli - .292, 29 HR, 87 RBI
Murphy - .273, 8 HR, 50 RBI
Moreland - .194, 14 HR, 45 RBI
Torrealba - .250, 0 HR, 15 RBI
Gonzalez - .241, 0 HR, 18 RBI
Snyder - .194, 0 HR, 5 RBI
Gentry - .234, 2 HR, 28 RBI

AL Leaders
BA - Mauer (.351), Cabrera (.337), Youkilis (.335)
H - Cabrera (211), Jeter (203), Getz (195)
2B - Getz (52), Ellsbury (50), Alexei Ramirez (47)
3B - Pennington (10), Weeks (8), Roberts (8)
HR - Fielder (50), Cabrera (49), Bautista/Pujols (37)----PERFECT!!!!Only 6 players had 36+ HRs.
RBI - Cabrera (127), Bautista (124), Pena (115)
R - Cabrera (126), Fielder (114), Pedroia (110)

AL MVP: Cabrera - .337 avg, 49 HR, 127 RBIs
AL ROTY: Darvish - 18-9, 3.67 ERA, 179 K

Edit: Forgot to turn injuries on, running another one now.

[Scott]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

With Trading & Injuries ON
Young - .263, 167 H, 14 HR, 69 RBI, .405 SLG
Moreland - .261, 141 H, 22 HR, 78 RBI, .428 SLG
Andrus - .234, 139 H, 1 HR, 42 RBI, .327 SLG
Kinsler - .249, 140 H, 21 HR, 63 RBI, .437 SLG
Hamilton - .266, 140 H, 32 HR, 88 RBI, .507 SLG
Beltre - .233, 124 H, 21 HR, 62 RBI, .414 SLG
Cruz - .270, 136 H, 27 HR, 71 RBI, .495 SLG
Napoli - .275, 138 H, 24 HR, 70 RBI, .463 SLG
Murphy - .273, 123 H, 16 HR, 62 RBI, .452 SLG
Gentry - .238, 63 H, 1 HR, 18 RBI, .279 SLG
Gonzalez - .276, 47 H, 2 HR, 14 RBI, .365 SLG
Borbon - .300, 30 H, 0 HR, 16 RBI, .360 SLG
Torrealba - .289, 33 H, 3 HR, 17 RBI, .395 SLG

AL League Leaders
BA - Longoria (.344), Adrian Gonzalez (.334), Cabrera (.323)
H - Adrian Gonzalez (206), Cabrera (204), Ichiro/Longoria (200)
2B - Ichiro (53), Mauer (46), Ellsbury (45)
3B - Gutierrez/Granderson/Ichiro (9)
HR - Adrian Gonzalez (43), Pena (42), Ortiz (40)------PERFECT AGAIN....Just 6 players with 36+ HRs. Fielder had 36, Longoria 34, Bautista/Pujols/Cabrera 33.
RBI - Pena (124), Adrian Gonzalez (121), Ortiz (119)-----JUST 9 PLAYERS W/ 100+
R - Gonzalez (109), Ellsbury (108), Cabrera (107)

AL MVP
Adrian Gonzalez - .334 avg, 43 HR, 121 RBIs, 206 H, 109 R, .597 SLG

[spboden]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

what sliders are you using for this?

[Scott]

I believe Marinos.


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[tbbucsfan001]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

I simmed a season with the Cardinals. Looks pretty good to me.

Beltran: .303/.370/.528/.898, 27 HR, 118 RBI, 56 BB, 108 SO in 547 AB
Holliday: .299/.377/.518/.895, 25 HR, 87 RBI, 66 BB, 97 SO in 548 AB
Berkman: .273/.359/.456/.814, 26 HR, 98 RBI, 76 BB, 124 SO in 623 AB
Craig: .264/.334/.449/.783, 23 HR, 86 RBI, 52 BB, 106 SO in 530 AB
Freese: .261/.325/.424/.749, 20 HR, 62 RBI, 45 BB, 107 SO in 498 AB
Molina: .281/.344/.393/.736, 12 HR, 71 RBI, 45 BB, 72 SO in 499 AB
Furcal: .266/.324/.358/.682, 5 HR, 49 RBI, 44 BB, 107 SO in 533 AB
Schumaker: .275/.336/.370, 1 HR, 31 RBI, 42 BB, 89 SO in 487 AB
Jay: .315/.355/.437/.793, 6 HR, 42 RBI, 20 BB, 61 SO in 343 AB

[Scott]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

So I was doing some thinking....for Durability, I think we could use (GP/162)*100

Here are some Rangers durability #'s with those (based on an avg of 3 years equally)

C Torrealba - 56
1B Moreland - 56
2B Kinsler - 83
3B Beltre - 80
SS Andrus - 91
LF Murphy - 79
CF Hamilton - 71
RF Cruz - 74
DH Young - 93
C Napoli - 76
CF Gentry - DNQ
IF Gonzalez - 66
1B Snyder - DNQ

SP--(GP/35)*100
RP--(GP/81)*100

maybe we can use this thread: http://www.operationsports.com/forum...iscussion.html

[The Kid 24]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

How do these ratings play in The Show this year? I'm very intrigued by this thread and I'm thinking about using this calculator to edit players ratings to my liking...

Are hitters like Pujols/Cabrera still some of the best in the game? Are these ratings a drastic change compared to The Show's ratings?

[Scott]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

Take a look at the stats that me and tbbucsfan posted. They look very accurate. DM have you thought of using 2012 ZiPS Projections instead of 3 year splits?

With ZiPS, here are Bautista's ratings...

RC - 68
LC - 70
RP - 96
LP - 96
V - 53
D - 99
CL - 69

[Scott]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

How do these ratings play in The Show this year? I'm very intrigued by this thread and I'm thinking about using this calculator to edit players ratings to my liking...

Are hitters like Pujols/Cabrera still some of the best in the game? Are these ratings a drastic change compared to The Show's ratings?

You'll notice in my last stat sim that Cabrera batted .323 with 33 HRs and Pujols had 33 HRs as well...

Cabrera in 2011 compared to 2012.
2011: .344 avg, 30 HRs, 105 RBIs
2012: .323 avg, 33 HRs, N/A RBIs

A-Gon in 2011 compared to 2012...

2011: .338 avg, 27 HRs, 117 RBIs, 213 H, 108 R, .548 SLG
2012: .334 avg, 43 HRs, 121 RBIs, 206 H, 109 R, .597 SLG

[The Kid 24]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

You'll notice in my last stat sim that Cabrera batted .323 with 33 HRs and Pujols had 33 HRs as well...

Cabrera in 2011 compared to 2012.
2011: .344 avg, 30 HRs, 105 RBIs
2012: .323 avg, 33 HRs, N/A RBIs

A-Gon in 2011 compared to 2012...

2011: .338 avg, 27 HRs, 117 RBIs, 213 H, 108 R, .548 SLG
2012: .334 avg, 43 HRs, 121 RBIs, 206 H, 109 R, .597 SLG

Wow those are very realistic!!

Damn I think I'm gonna edit every offense in the game this year using DM's calculator... Probably make the game much more realistic huh? Honestly, I don't think it will take that long to input these edits into the 30 MLB offenses.

[Scott]

Re: Made my own ratings calculator

Wow those are very realistic!!

Damn I think I'm gonna edit every offense in the game this year using DM's calculator... Probably make the game much more realistic huh? Honestly, I don't think it will take that long to input these edits into the 30 MLB offenses.

Yeah I do believe so...My last simulation I had just 6 players hit 36+ HRs...and just 9 players hit over 100+ RBIs. (AL ONLY).

I think if there is someway we can implement Baserunning (BR/BA), Durability (which I have a formula for), and Fielding (Arm Str/Arm Acc/Fielding Ability), it would be perfect.

Edit: There's already a spot in the spreadsheets for Games, just wasn't filled in. If that gets filled in, all you need is a formula that reads (GP/162)*100. Though BR & BA is more difficult to get implemented.