MLB 14 ratings scale?

[Coyle]

Does anyone know of a ratings scale that I could look at for just normal, non prospect position players?

[Ghost Of The Year]

This is like asking Colonel Sanders if you can take a peak at his fried chicken recipe, or what 23 flavors are in Dr. Pepper. When I'm recreating an old player I start by making a scale of whatever the average stat is at whatever particular attribute I'm doing. For example if I were to recreate Carl Yastrzemski's 1967 Triple Crown season, I'd make something along these lines:
This one would be for Contact.
99 .357 (overall MLB batting average leader Roberto Clemente, Pirates N.L.)
98 354
97 351
96 349
95 346
94 343
93 341
92 338 (Yaz would fall here for vs. lefties he hit .338)
91 336
90 333
89 330
88 328
87 325
86 323 (Yaz would fall here for vs. right handers he hit .323)
85 320
84 317
83 315
82 312
81 309
80 307
79 304
78 302
77 299
76 296
75 294
74 291
73 289
72 286
71 283
70 281
69 278
68 275
67 273
66 270
65 268
64 265
63 262
62 260
61 257
60 255
59 252
58 249
57 247
56 244
55 .242 LEAGUE AVERAGE FOR 1967
54 240
53 238
52 236
51 235
50 233
49 231
48 230
47 228
46 226
45 225
44 223
43 221
42 220
41 218
40 216
39 215
38 213
37 211
36 210
35 208
34 206
33 205
32 203
31 201
30 .200 (Zoilo Versalles had the lowest average for anyone with enough AB's to qualify for the batting title.

Again, I doubt you can get a look at the Official Scale. That would be nice if we could though.

[ggsimmonds]

There was a google spreadsheet floating around here earlier that served as a ratings guide for knight's rosters. I'll see if I can dig it up

Edit: Here it is https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...rive_web#gid=2
I find it very helpful