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OSfan093 · 04-09-2012, 05:41 PM

These look pretty good, i have a couple question though. 1st, are con vs. righty and con vs. lefty treated the same. what i mean is, if you have a guy who hits .270 vs lefties and .270 vs righties in the same year, he will have exactly the same rating for con vs. left and vs. right correct? (this is a hypothetical situation)

also, i see that you use RISP for clutch, that is good to see. My question is do you take into account their normal batting average. Because clutch is a MODIFIER so if you just did their avg. w/ RISP then it will be slightly misleading. This is because, lets say a guy hits .330 w/o RISP but hits .300 w/ RISP, he shouldn't have a good clutch rating in game, since it modifies his ratings. he would have high contact but low clutch. Is that how your system works, or would he have high contact and pretty high clutch too? (sorry if that sounds confusing)

04-09-2012, 05:41 PM	#34
OSfan093 Rookie OVR: 3 Join Date: Mar 2011	Re: Made my own ratings calculator These look pretty good, i have a couple question though. 1st, are con vs. righty and con vs. lefty treated the same. what i mean is, if you have a guy who hits .270 vs lefties and .270 vs righties in the same year, he will have exactly the same rating for con vs. left and vs. right correct? (this is a hypothetical situation) also, i see that you use RISP for clutch, that is good to see. My question is do you take into account their normal batting average. Because clutch is a MODIFIER so if you just did their avg. w/ RISP then it will be slightly misleading. This is because, lets say a guy hits .330 w/o RISP but hits .300 w/ RISP, he shouldn't have a good clutch rating in game, since it modifies his ratings. he would have high contact but low clutch. Is that how your system works, or would he have high contact and pretty high clutch too? (sorry if that sounds confusing)