Full Ratings Printout from my Calculator

[rascoc]

Includes Jeezy's pitch edits, mostly Bahnzo formulas along with my own and TripleThreats. Special thanks to all of those guys. The spreadsheet took so long to calculate, I made a ratings sheet with the final numbers and all opening day MLB players. I added fielding, the pitch edits, my own control rating for generic pitches for each individual, and pitcher batting ratings. I know there will be questions so ask away.

[seanjeezy]

Well done sir, hell of a job

I am still planning to update my sheet with 2012 data for OSFM v3, but only for guys with substantial changes. Question about the control ratings though, since the first guy is Arrieta I'll use him as an example: Do I give his 4-seam and his sinker 55 control?

Edit:

Also, care to share your command formulas? I noticed Roy Halladay only has 58 command for his fastball, and he is one of the five guys I would give 90+ command to.

[rascoc]

The Control would be for his primary pitch of each type, but you could probably use it for both.

[rascoc]

Sure. It's based off of http://www.fangraphs.com/leaders.asp...ge=0&players=0

EX FB/c - standardizing the values on a “per 100 pitch” basis. In other words, when you see wFB/C, that represents the amount of runs that pitcher saved with their fastball over the course of 100 fastballs thrown.
I took the league leader from 2009-2012 combined stats as 99 Control for each rating. Everyone else is divided into him for each pitch.

[seanjeezy]

Quote: Originally Posted by rascoc

Sure. It's based off of http://www.fangraphs.com/leaders.asp...ge=0&players=0 EX FB/c - standardizing the values on a “per 100 pitch” basis. In other words, when you see wFB/C, that represents the amount of runs that pitcher saved with their fastball over the course of 100 fastballs thrown. I took the league leader from 2009-2012 combined stats as 99 Control for each rating. Everyone else is divided into him for each pitch.

So the guy with the highest wFB/C from 2009-2012 is Tim Wakefield at 1.19 correct? Since he retired, Cliff Lee is next with 1.17, so shouldn't he have 99 control on his 2-seam instead of 62?

Edit:

This is for qualified starters only, when I expanded the search area, I got extremely high numbers for relievers that are skewed because of the smaller sample size. I would suggest doing separate control ratings for starters and relievers.

[rascoc]

http://www.fangraphs.com/leaders.asp...ers=0&sort=9,d

Try this sort.
Also, fixed the Pitcher names messed up in the 2nd half of Pitcher Sheet.

[ksig24]

Whats the B in the spreadsheet represent?

[seanjeezy]

Quote: Originally Posted by ksig24

Whats the B in the spreadsheet represent?

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