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Originally Posted by Bunselpower32 |
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You wanted feedback, I’m going to deliver it. About the cardinals.
For the most part they seem to be right on. Piscotty has low defensive ratings, specifically arm strength, which is easily fixable and not too far off. He’s firing balls at near 100 mph this year, hugely upgraded from last. I usually set it to about 80 or so, usually works well.
Leake was too high. He gives up way too much this year.
Other than that, it’s mainly just seeing guys performing well in the second half and more like themselves and closer to their potential that make me adjust just a bit. Basically just a correction for the low performance early like Wong (speaking of, check out that dude's web gems the last week, some of the finest plays I’ve ever seen a second baseman make).
Glad to see a roster with minor league guys rated down so they don’t dominate the league early. But yet, they seem to reflect how the guys are doing in the majors. I looked at luke weaver, he had weird looking ratings and then I looked up his stats and couldn’t argue with the ratings at all. Seems like a great job, can’t wait to try them out.
You don’t care where I sent this from.
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Thanks! Appreciate the feedback. Love hearing how fans of other teams feel about the ratings.
It's ALL based on hard data. There's no subjective ratings here. It's simply taking the calculations of others (mostly Banhzo and jimbo) with some of my own adjustments and building an updated calculator on that.
I'm not sure why it's not getting more traction, but that's fine. I feel like these are the best most objective ratings out there simply because there's no bias involved. You can download my calc to see exactly why guys are rated what they are.
Thanks again!