MLB 13 The Show Player Ratings For Every Team

[3fiddy]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cavicchi

What I posted above was Trout's numbers last year against righties. I also feel 72 versus righties for power is too low. I wonder what they gave Harper?

Harper has 78 power vs righties. 55 power vs lefties. Screen shot earlier in feb.

[Cavicchi]

Quote: Originally Posted by 3fiddy

Harper has 78 power vs righties. 55 power vs lefties. Screen shot earlier in feb.

I thought that would be the case. Why should Harper have a higher power rating against righties when Trout has higher SLG and OPS against righties for 2012???

[pirates1fan]

You know I have always kind of felt that the number rating thing is a little stupid, but I don't really have any problem with it. What I don't get is why people get so into it. If you think you can make the rating better, than just go and edit. I sure plan on doing that.

For example, John Lackey, who did not pitch last year and the year before that had an ERA 6.00+, is rated 80. A-Rod, 88. Felix Doubrant had a ERA just below 5.00, and has never done any better than that, 82.

I am not saying I am going to make Lackey, A-Rod, and Doubrant horrible, but I just don't think they deserve to be that high. So, quite simply, you don't like it, just change it yourself.

[cardinalbird5]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cavicchi

That's how I see it as well. Are we in the minority? I don't care if pitcher gets them out via ground balls or strikeouts, an out is an out and a run is a run.

Strikeouts are more reliable and a better indication of consistency found in a pitcher. Groundouts are nice too, but a strikeout is always an out. Groundball and Flyball pitchers rely on some "luck".

Cain and Weaver also pitched in pitcher's parks more often than Darvish did. They are all 3 great pitchers with different assets. Lets just leave it at that...

[Cavicchi]

Quote: Originally Posted by cardinalbird7

Strikeouts are more reliable and a better indication of consistency found in a pitcher. Groundouts are nice too, but a strikeout is always an out. Groundball and Flyball pitchers rely on some "luck". Cain and Weaver also pitched in pitcher's parks more often than Darvish did. They are all 3 great pitchers with different assets. Lets just leave it at that...

To me it's all about giving up runs. I don't care if pitcher has only 5 Ks and gets a shutout, which to me is better than 20 Ks and giving up five runs. I go with ERAs and Whip and Ks are just a bonus. There have been strikeout pitchers that had both Ks and good ERAs, such as Koufax and Gibson, and I would take either of those against Darvish.

[slickkill77]

Quote: Originally Posted by Knight165

No...you cannot unfortunately. M.K. Knight165

I thought you guys said during CD that it was an option. Was it taken out or am I just mistaken?

[tabarnes19_SDS]

Quote: Originally Posted by slickkill77

I thought you guys said during CD that it was an option. Was it taken out or am I just mistaken?

We asked for an option to toggle it off, but it was never an option.

[Knight165]

Quote: Originally Posted by slickkill77

I thought you guys said during CD that it was an option. Was it taken out or am I just mistaken?

It definitely wasn't any of us at CD who said that.

M.K.
Knight165