Stealing or Baserunning Agressiveness?

[bh446066]

For a created player, which one of these attributes affects how often they’ll attempt a steal? I’m assuming the aggressiveness one is for attempting to leg out a double or triple?

[JaFFiTh]

Steal is basically the attempt steal slider, aggressiveness is what you meant also helps with the steal jump. Though I’ve found if the aggressive slider is higher number than steal, there’s more chance you get caught stealing for some strange reason. Maybe because they get over aggressive.


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[Cycloniac]

Quote: Originally Posted by bh446066

For a created player, which one of these attributes affects how often they’ll attempt a steal? I’m assuming the aggressiveness one is for attempting to leg out a double or triple?

Baserunning aggressiveness = how often they will attempt to steal and take the extra base

Steal = steal success

[JaFFiTh]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cycloniac

Baserunning aggressiveness = how often they will attempt to steal and take the extra base Steal = steal success

I think steal is numbers of steal. If you have it at 0 and aggressiveness up there. Not as much steal as the steal slider would be in higher number. I’ve always used steal slider for attempts while aggressiveness is how aggressive they are around the baselines.


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[Cycloniac]

Quote: Originally Posted by JaFFiTh

I think steal is numbers of steal. If you have it at 0 and aggressiveness up there. Not as much steal as the steal slider would be in higher number. I’ve always used steal slider for attempts while aggressiveness is how aggressive they are around the baselines. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No. Steal is success, baserunning aggressiveness is both how often they will try to steal and take the extra base.

For example, I just ran a test in simulation with Luke Voit. In my roster, he has a steal rating of 7 and a speed rating of 25. I increased his baserunning aggressiveness from 25 to 99.

In 42 games, he has stolen 4 bases in 14 attempts, while being in the middle/bottom 3rd of the batting order.

[tuckermaine]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cycloniac

No. Steal is success, baserunning aggressiveness is both how often they will try to steal and take the extra base. For example, I just ran a test in simulation with Luke Voit. In my roster, he has a steal rating of 7 and a speed rating of 25. I increased his baserunning aggressiveness from 25 to 99. In 42 games, he has stolen 4 bases in 14 attempts, while being in the middle/bottom 3rd of the batting order.

Cyclonic..your Madden sliders are primo.
So I don’t know if you have any insight on this ...but I can’t find a setting that gives me realistic ( stretching singles into doubles)..you know a runner forcing a throw to second as he slides in...saw it a lot last year..can’t find the right mix between arm strength base runner speed ect...hoping next year base run aggression can be differed differently

[TheWarmWind]

Speed is how fast they move.

Steal is how good they are at getting a jump. This battles a hidden attribute on pitchers (pickoff) similar to how contact and H/9 battle each other. Pitchers with good pickoffs will get generally worse jumps against them. Steal also effects the ability to get back to the bag when a pickoff attempt is made.

Baserunning aggressiveness is a simulation only stat. It impacts how likely a player is to attempt to steal. If you are in control of their steal attempts, this does nothing.

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[tuckermaine]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheWarmWind

Speed is how fast they move. Steal is how good they are at getting a jump. This battles a hidden attribute on pitchers (pickoff) similar to how contact and H/9 battle each other. Pitchers with good pickoffs will get generally worse jumps against them. Steal also effects the ability to get back to the bag when a pickoff attempt is made. Baserunning aggressiveness is a simulation only stat. It impacts how likely a player is to attempt to steal. If you are in control of their steal attempts, this does nothing. Sent from my Pixel 3 using Operation Sports mobile app

Thanks for reply..but I was trying to explain the “stretch single to double”.
When a player singles in gap or down line and try’s for two forcing a throw a second base on a close play..exciting play..I haven’t seen it this year but maybe once and most plays like that the runner goes into second base and stands up as he clearly should of slid
I should mention I’m a simulation guy I use game cpu vs cpu franchise
There may be a delicate balance between runners speed...outfield arm strength..outfielder jump...I don’t know but I can’t find it...