The Game's Community Ratings Calculator

[tonybologna]

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Im getting an error message when trying to DL... Something about file not in folder.

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From the actual download link? I just downloaded the file again to make sure & works just fine for me.

[The Kid 24]

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From the actual download link? I just downloaded the file again to make sure & works just fine for me.

Yea... Maybe Im doing it wrong.

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[sra9888]

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This calculator looks amazing, but I was wondering if you could make it available to do historical rosters using this. I'm currently working on a 1969 roster, and would love to be able to use this tool

[KBLover]

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Just got to play with the finished product.

This is pretty freaking sweet.

Great job to Game for building it and everyone who helped make it a reality.

I'm going to change some player ratings in my MLB16 franchise based on this (some seemed odd and this calculator confirmed my feelings).

[bravesfan1984]

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Just got to play with the finished product.

This is pretty freaking sweet.

Great job to Game for building it and everyone who helped make it a reality.

I'm going to change some player ratings in my MLB16 franchise based on this (some seemed odd and this calculator confirmed my feelings).

What players off the top of your head need adjustments? I haven't got to look at this tool yet to compare.

[KBLover]

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What players off the top of your head need adjustments? I haven't got to look at this tool yet to compare.

Most of them will probably be prospects that have "funky" profiles (fast guys who stink at stealing but are baserunning aggressive like Mallex Smith, 22 y/o who seem very raw still, etc).

(I'm using OSFM2 on the franchise I'm looking at)

[ilstu24]

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just popping in here to say this is fantastic work.

[ilstu24]

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A question I need cleared up. I'm messing around with this calculator and using it to look at what minor league players would be rated.

Cole Tucker of the Pirates. In 2015 he hit .322 vs left and .281 vs right.

However on your calculator for just 2015 it gives him a contact rating of 41 vs left and 49 vs right. He hit 40 points higher vs lefties.

I'm not saying its not correct, For all we know none of these ratings are "correct" but do other stats go into the contact rating other than batting average?

Thanks.

[trusaleen1]

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So what numbers are you using to re-rate the players. For example:

Buster Posey: Speed,
Weighted is 45, While Career is 50.

Which numbers are you using for the 2016 season?

[KBLover]

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So what numbers are you using to re-rate the players. For example:

Buster Posey: Speed,
Weighted is 45, While Career is 50.

Which numbers are you using for the 2016 season?

I start with weighted and look at the level and the stats. Then I decide if I want to go to whatever weighted says or a bit less, or leave the existing rating.

So for Posey, he currently has a 44 with -1 change, so OSFM2 probably had him at 45.

The weighted shows him at 45. Looking at his stats, he doesn't get many triples, not even a handful of bunt hits, and probably not many infield hits. So I would leave him alone.

I tend to go weighted because it captures more of what he's been doing recently. For prospects, I might go career, especially if the prior year has more data than the more recent years - say he got called up early in AAA but hasn't seen much MLB action either, I might go with career or use the numbers outright for the AAA years he had full work in.

So it's some judgement call, at least for me. You have to figure out what you want to see and the approach that works for you.

[The Kid 24]

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Can someone re-post the calculator? I'm getting really pissed it's not working for me.

[trusaleen1]

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I start with weighted and look at the level and the stats. Then I decide if I want to go to whatever weighted says or a bit less, or leave the existing rating.

So for Posey, he currently has a 44 with -1 change, so OSFM2 probably had him at 45.

The weighted shows him at 45. Looking at his stats, he doesn't get many triples, not even a handful of bunt hits, and probably not many infield hits. So I would leave him alone.

I tend to go weighted because it captures more of what he's been doing recently. For prospects, I might go career, especially if the prior year has more data than the more recent years - say he got called up early in AAA but hasn't seen much MLB action either, I might go with career or use the numbers outright for the AAA years he had full work in.

So it's some judgement call, at least for me. You have to figure out what you want to see and the approach that works for you.

Great thanks for the helpful info

[tonybologna]

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Can someone re-post the calculator? I'm getting really pissed it's not working for me.

Try this one: https://www.mediafire.com/?ltt76oy635f29l6

[The Kid 24]

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Try this one: https://www.mediafire.com/?ltt76oy635f29l6

Thanks bro!

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[tonybologna]

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Thanks bro!

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Let me know if the calculator works for you now from that link. I don't get why it's not working for you from the 1st post link but let me know.