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  • HustlinOwl
    All Star
    • Mar 2004
    • 9713

    #1

    MLB 2K12 Player and Team Ratings


    Pasta Padre has posted MLB 2K12 player and team ratings.

    The top 5 teams are as follows:
    • (96) Texas Rangers
    • (95) New York Yankees
    • (95) Philadelphia Phillies
    • (93) Boston Red Sox
    • (92) Milwaukee Brewers

    See all of the MLB 2K12 team ratings, right here.

    Here are the top rated players at their respective position.

    Catcher
    • Brian McCann (ATL) 88
    • Joe Mauer (MIN) 88
    • Mike Napoli (TEX) 88

    First Base
    • Albert Pujols (LAA) 99

    Second Base
    • Dustin Pedroia (BOS) 94
    • Robinson Cano (NYY) 94

    Shortstop
    • Jose Reyes (MIA) 94
    • Troy Tulowitzki (COL) 94

    Third Base
    • Miguel Cabrera (DET) 95

    Left Field
    • Ryan Braun (MIL) 97

    Center Field
    • Matt Kemp (LAD) 97

    Right Field
    • Jose Bautista (TOR) 97

    Starting Pitcher
    • Justin Verlander (DET) 99

    Middle Relief and Setup Pitchers
    • Jonny Venters (ATL) 85

    Closers
    • Mariano Rivera (NYY) 92

    To see all of the MLB 2K12 player ratings, click here.
  • TheTodd84
    Rookie
    • Oct 2008
    • 153

    #2
    Wow... I do not understand these ratings at all. This seems like a lot of bias to me. How do the Milwaukee Brewers LOSE Prince and still have a 92 rating? That makes zero sense. Sure, they have a good pitching staff, but just because they have Ryan Braun, and added Aramis makes them a 92? Then, the Yankees, who only added Hiroki Kuroda in the off-season are a 95 overall rating with an aging shortstop, zero hitters or playmakers in the outfield besides Granderson, and a pitching staff with a lot of big names, but little production. I don't get it. The rangers and Phillies I completely understand. Those are hands down the two best rosters in the Major Leagues. But there is no way you can tell me the Yankees have a better roster than the Phillies. No way. A-Rod is getting worse every year and Teixeira is a .250 hitter annually. I don't really care what he did in Texas, he hasn't been great with the Yankees.

    Are there roster updates coming with this game? These default rosters are absolutely horrible. And if they expect me to buy this game to replicate real baseball, they are sadly mistaken. They won't be replicating anything resembling real baseball with those lousy roster ratings. So many players are so overrated. Miguel Cabrera, who is hands down the best hitter in the Majors, with the exception of Albert Pujols, is only a 95 rating? I get that his fielding will be suspect at 3rd, but come on.

    Where are the Angels with Pujols and the Tigers? They aren't even in the top 5? The Yankees or Red Sox may not even make the playoffs, and barring big-time injuries, the Tigers and Angels are almost shoe-ins.

    This is a joke and not a true representation of sim baseball.

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    • Zombeels
      Banned
      • Feb 2012
      • 141

      #3
      Re: MLB 2K12 Player and Team Ratings

      The Reds offense is really underrated. They scored the second most runs in 2011 for the NL, and first in 2010, and only got better. How are they behind teams like The Phillies or Rockies, who scored significantly less? They rated the Reds like an 82 for offense, which is below the midpoint.

      Oh well, they overrated the pitching staff as well (rated 93- one of the top in the league) so I guess it irons out. They should have switched offense and pitching, though.

      The Brewers, as a whole, are overrated. Even with Prince, they aren't a top 5 club.

      But oh well- a 92 overall, 91 overall, and 90 overall team all fighting for the NL Central should make for a very interesting franchise mode.

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      • Zombeels
        Banned
        • Feb 2012
        • 141

        #4
        Re: MLB 2K12 Player and Team Ratings

        Originally posted by TheTodd84
        Wow... I do not understand these ratings at all. This seems like a lot of bias to me. How do the Milwaukee Brewers LOSE Prince and still have a 92 rating? That makes zero sense. Sure, they have a good pitching staff, but just because they have Ryan Braun, and added Aramis makes them a 92? Then, the Yankees, who only added Hiroki Kuroda in the off-season are a 95 overall rating with an aging shortstop, zero hitters or playmakers in the outfield besides Granderson, and a pitching staff with a lot of big names, but little production. I don't get it. The rangers and Phillies I completely understand. Those are hands down the two best rosters in the Major Leagues. But there is no way you can tell me the Yankees have a better roster than the Phillies. No way. A-Rod is getting worse every year and Teixeira is a .250 hitter annually. I don't really care what he did in Texas, he hasn't been great with the Yankees.

        Are there roster updates coming with this game? These default rosters are absolutely horrible. And if they expect me to buy this game to replicate real baseball, they are sadly mistaken. They won't be replicating anything resembling real baseball with those lousy roster ratings. So many players are so overrated. Miguel Cabrera, who is hands down the best hitter in the Majors, with the exception of Albert Pujols, is only a 95 rating? I get that his fielding will be suspect at 3rd, but come on.

        Where are the Angels with Pujols and the Tigers? They aren't even in the top 5? The Yankees or Red Sox may not even make the playoffs, and barring big-time injuries, the Tigers and Angels are almost shoe-ins.

        This is a joke and not a true representation of sim baseball.
        They added Raul Ibanez, Michael Pineda, and Eric Chavez as well...

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        • CoreyMac
          Rookie
          • Feb 2010
          • 51

          #5
          Originally posted by TheTodd84
          Wow... I do not understand these ratings at all. This seems like a lot of bias to me. How do the Milwaukee Brewers LOSE Prince and still have a 92 rating? That makes zero sense. Sure, they have a good pitching staff, but just because they have Ryan Braun, and added Aramis makes them a 92? Then, the Yankees, who only added Hiroki Kuroda in the off-season are a 95 overall rating with an aging shortstop, zero hitters or playmakers in the outfield besides Granderson, and a pitching staff with a lot of big names, but little production. I don't get it. The rangers and Phillies I completely understand. Those are hands down the two best rosters in the Major Leagues. But there is no way you can tell me the Yankees have a better roster than the Phillies. No way. A-Rod is getting worse every year and Teixeira is a .250 hitter annually. I don't really care what he did in Texas, he hasn't been great with the Yankees.

          Are there roster updates coming with this game? These default rosters are absolutely horrible. And if they expect me to buy this game to replicate real baseball, they are sadly mistaken. They won't be replicating anything resembling real baseball with those lousy roster ratings. So many players are so overrated. Miguel Cabrera, who is hands down the best hitter in the Majors, with the exception of Albert Pujols, is only a 95 rating? I get that his fielding will be suspect at 3rd, but come on.

          Where are the Angels with Pujols and the Tigers? They aren't even in the top 5? The Yankees or Red Sox may not even make the playoffs, and barring big-time injuries, the Tigers and Angels are almost shoe-ins.

          This is a joke and not a true representation of sim baseball.
          Alex Rodriguez missed nearly half the season last year. Any bounce back from him is a major plus there. Teixeira had a down year. Jeter had an awful first half. Their DH Jorge Posada was not good at all, they lost Joba Chamberlain, they lost Rafael Soriano.........

          Now they have a lefty righty DH split of Andruw Jones & Raul Ibanez, ARod had the Kobe Bryant surgery (who looks like he got a new pair of legs this year after having the procedure done), Tex could easily replicate his 2009/2010 campaigns........and their rotation......2011: Sabathia, Nova, Burnett, Colon, Garcia. 2012: Sabathia, Pineda, Nova, Kuroda, Hughes.

          They are AT LEAST as good on paper as they were going into last season. With that rotation and new DH split....they're better in my opinion.

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          • pistolpete
            MVP
            • Jun 2004
            • 1816

            #6
            Re: MLB 2K12 Player and Team Ratings

            The 97 win Yankees from last year will probably be one of the better teams in baseball again. How can anyone expect a baseball season these days (last 15 years) to not look like the Yankees will be a top team?

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            • tvman
              MVP
              • Nov 2010
              • 1392

              #7
              Re: MLB 2K12 Player and Team Ratings

              Originally posted by TheTodd84
              Wow... I do not understand these ratings at all. This seems like a lot of bias to me. How do the Milwaukee Brewers LOSE Prince and still have a 92 rating? That makes zero sense. Sure, they have a good pitching staff, but just because they have Ryan Braun, and added Aramis makes them a 92? Then, the Yankees, who only added Hiroki Kuroda in the off-season are a 95 overall rating with an aging shortstop, zero hitters or playmakers in the outfield besides Granderson, and a pitching staff with a lot of big names, but little production. I don't get it. The rangers and Phillies I completely understand. Those are hands down the two best rosters in the Major Leagues. But there is no way you can tell me the Yankees have a better roster than the Phillies. No way. A-Rod is getting worse every year and Teixeira is a .250 hitter annually. I don't really care what he did in Texas, he hasn't been great with the Yankees.

              Are there roster updates coming with this game? These default rosters are absolutely horrible. And if they expect me to buy this game to replicate real baseball, they are sadly mistaken. They won't be replicating anything resembling real baseball with those lousy roster ratings. So many players are so overrated. Miguel Cabrera, who is hands down the best hitter in the Majors, with the exception of Albert Pujols, is only a 95 rating? I get that his fielding will be suspect at 3rd, but come on.

              Where are the Angels with Pujols and the Tigers? They aren't even in the top 5? The Yankees or Red Sox may not even make the playoffs, and barring big-time injuries, the Tigers and Angels are almost shoe-ins.

              This is a joke and not a true representation of sim baseball.
              If this was done before Fielder signed with Detroit then that would explain The Brewers being rated so high.

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              • beast780
                Rookie
                • Nov 2009
                • 19

                #8
                Originally posted by tvman
                If this was done before Fielder signed with Detroit then that would explain The Brewers being rated so high.
                If it were than wouldn't Prince be a free agent and not on the team? I expect the Brewers could contend for NL Central with that pitching staff and not a bad offense but top 5 is questionable. My top 5, which should be teams where not making/winning the World Series would go down as a huge disappointment.

                1. Rangers
                2. Phillies
                3. Yankees
                4. Tigers
                5. Giants

                5 is up for grabs. I coulda made a case for Red Sox and Angels as well.

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                • Zombeels
                  Banned
                  • Feb 2012
                  • 141

                  #9
                  Re: MLB 2K12 Player and Team Ratings

                  Originally posted by beast780
                  If it were than wouldn't Prince be a free agent and not on the team? I expect the Brewers could contend for NL Central with that pitching staff and not a bad offense but top 5 is questionable. My top 5, which should be teams where not making/winning the World Series would go down as a huge disappointment.

                  1. Rangers
                  2. Phillies
                  3. Yankees
                  4. Tigers
                  5. Giants

                  5 is up for grabs. I coulda made a case for Red Sox and Angels as well.
                  The Giants' offense is just awful.

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                  • beast780
                    Rookie
                    • Nov 2009
                    • 19

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Zombeels
                    The Giants' offense is just awful.
                    Pitching plus Buster Posey coming back, they're going to contend.

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                    • PackerBacker123
                      Rookie
                      • Aug 2011
                      • 103

                      #11
                      brew crew!!

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                      • JoeMimic
                        Pro
                        • Feb 2005
                        • 963

                        #12
                        I wouldn't take too much stock into some of these ratings. They don't even have Dave Robertson listed at middle reliever and the guy had a 1.08era and 100Ks in 66Ip....BUT they have Phil Hughes listed as a middle relieve even though he started all but three of his 17 appearances.

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                        • Zombeels
                          Banned
                          • Feb 2012
                          • 141

                          #13
                          Re: MLB 2K12 Player and Team Ratings

                          Originally posted by JoeMimic
                          I wouldn't take too much stock into some of these ratings. They don't even have Dave Robertson listed at middle reliever and the guy had a 1.08era and 100Ks in 66Ip....BUT they have Phil Hughes listed as a middle relieve even though he started all but three of his 17 appearances.
                          Robertson is listed as a middle reliever.

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                          • TheTodd84
                            Rookie
                            • Oct 2008
                            • 153

                            #14
                            Yeah, the Yankees added Eric Chavez. Name me the last time he was good hitter. Seriously. The dude is injury riddled and even when he is healthy, hasn't hit over .270 since 2004 and this is a guy that is supposed to be a great addition? Sure, he might be good with the glove at the hot corner, but he can't hit anymore. Pineda, in 28 starts with the Mariners last season had a 3.74 ERA. Not great. Not bad, but nothing to get overly excited about. Maybe he will be great. But, as of today, nothing special.

                            And also, can we officially stop jumping on the Andruw Jones bandwagon? Please... How is bringing in an injury-prone outfielder who hasn't hit above .260 since 06 a good addition? I don't understand it... here are his batting averages from the past 5 seasons... 2007: .222, 2008: .158, 2009: .214, 2010; .230, and 2011: .247. This is a good addition? yikes, the numbers would say otherwise. And I get it... he was hurt in 08 and 09 and he's always hit a lot of home runs, but so what? Who cares if he hits a homer with nobody on in the 8th when you have 6-1 lead after starting the game 0-3 with 2 strikeouts? How is that productive in your lineup?

                            I just don't understand what these 2k12 people are looking at. It took me literally 2.5 minutes to find those stats on the players I mentioned. I guess maybe being a .260 hitter is considered awesome now that it warrants a team having a 95 overall rating. I hope that's not the case, because if so, man have our standards dropped.

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                            • TheTodd84
                              Rookie
                              • Oct 2008
                              • 153

                              #15
                              And then the past two seasons, Teixeira has really trended downward in hitting. Last season he hit .248, which is awful for where he is in the lineup and in 2010 he hit .256. Again, pretty bad for the 3 or 4 hole in the lineup. 09 was his last big year. I know he had over 200 RBIs the past couple seasons, so he has been productive there, I guess I just don't get how he is rated so highly still. So all that matters is homers and RBIs? Yeah, he might go back to his 09 form, but that's not guaranteed, and it's a grave mistake by 2k12 to assume he would after the past two seasons.

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