As many of you know I did my first pitch edit chart last year and went with just using SCEA formula for control and break. The way I did them last year was the easiest, fastest way while keeping everything very simple.
Now on my second year doing a pitch edit chart the things you pick up on and learn.
* Some pitchers are throwing new pitches example CC Sabathia first pitch should be a Cutter and SCEA does not have him throwing one at anytime. I went back and check form MLB 14-17 and he doesn't have one so he does not have any ratings for control and break.
So I am kicking the idea around of getting away from how SCEA does there control and break and doing my own formula.
Please let me know your input and take the time to vote what everyone would prefer. I am all about keeping it simple so either I keep using SCEA ratings for control and break like I did last year and give my usual 59 for control and 56 for break or do one better and just start these out at 50-50 if SCEA never gave that pitcher that pitch and there's no rating given by them for this pitchers new pitch.
I reached out to some of the DEVS they just are not willing to reveal there formula. I tried myself to figure out how they come up with there numbers and from what I get it looks like there just generated. I don't think there based off stats. I reached out to JTommy67 and Mavs and a few others like Nomo17 etc but no one really knows how they do there control and break. The guys I mentioned gave great feedback and suggestions, but if I chose to do what they recommended the control would be very low. I really don't want to get to far away from how the control is currently given.
In closing, I know a lot of ratings or formulas are subjective.
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