09:09 PM - February 28, 2012 by Steve_OS News Post
09:09 PM - February 28, 2012 by Steve_OSMLB 12 The Show Videos
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I don't really remember this being an issue last year so I'll assume it won't be this year. It does seem that far to many player's contracts are ending after the first year though. The Cubs only have two players that are signed beyond 2012 on the game. That's not accurate.
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tabarnes19_SDS @ 02/29/12 06:02 PM
Those 1 year deals are a result of them being arbitration eligible or renewable. In essence they are 1 year at a time. What cub player should have more?
Funny, I just checked this and I'm wrong. Besides for Marmol that is.
The only Cubs signed past 2012 are Soriano, DeJesus and Marmol. That's good news for us Cubs fans.
The only Cubs signed past 2012 are Soriano, DeJesus and Marmol. That's good news for us Cubs fans.
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cadillacsts05 @ 02/29/12 06:57 PM
How come Hanley Ramirez and Ryan Zimmerman's ratings drop so much, but yet Johan Santana is still rated as the best player on the Mets even though he hasn't pitched since 2010
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JustinVerlander35 @ 02/29/12 07:09 PM
They got Brennan Boesch and Jhonny Peralta ranked pretty low on the Tigers roster.
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BatsareBugs @ 02/29/12 07:17 PM
How would the 2010 AL Cy Young award winner not be considered dominant when he had an excellent 2011 season? Is it because he went 14-14 or because his ERA jumped from 2.27 to 3.47? There's more to that than just those stats.
His K/9 and BB/9 have been around 8.3 and 2.6 respectively over the past three years. His K/BB have been above 3 the past three years. His xFIP (Fielding-Independent Pitching, adjusted for park factors) last year was nearly the same as his 2010 Cy Young award season. His WHIP was still at a good line at 1.22 and he had 5 complete games last season (6 in 2010). His H/9 went up last year, but that is thanks to a BABIP that went up from .263 to .307 in 2011. His BABIP regressed due to a higher percentage of line drives given up and a drop in ground balls.
His K/9 and BB/9 have been around 8.3 and 2.6 respectively over the past three years. His K/BB have been above 3 the past three years. His xFIP (Fielding-Independent Pitching, adjusted for park factors) last year was nearly the same as his 2010 Cy Young award season. His WHIP was still at a good line at 1.22 and he had 5 complete games last season (6 in 2010). His H/9 went up last year, but that is thanks to a BABIP that went up from .263 to .307 in 2011. His BABIP regressed due to a higher percentage of line drives given up and a drop in ground balls.
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# 31
Chrisksaint @ 03/01/12 02:00 AM
The only thing with Hanley imo is his power, seems too low. His contact if were talking of Hanley before last year then yeah needs to be higher as well.
Josh Johnson also seemed to have a low velocity despite usually being up there in average speed at the end of the year.
Mike Stanton looked like he had a full discipline bar, but nothing in vision at all. Huh?
LoMo/Gaby looked a little low, but not too bad couldn't see their individual ratings.
Josh Johnson also seemed to have a low velocity despite usually being up there in average speed at the end of the year.
Mike Stanton looked like he had a full discipline bar, but nothing in vision at all. Huh?
LoMo/Gaby looked a little low, but not too bad couldn't see their individual ratings.
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idrisguitar @ 03/01/12 06:02 AM
I pointed this out in the OSFM thread but wanted to see if i ould get more peoples opinion on this.
Does anyone feel that there are too many SPs with 90%+ overalls? Is anyone worried that a guy like kuroda will be JUST as scary as a guy like Halladay or Verlander? as their overall doesn't look that much different.
I want to be excited to face the ELITE guys in this game and FEEL the difference. However it seems like the offset between the guys who should be the best, compared to the guys who are just great, is almost non-existant here.
Love to hear what you guys think,
PS: (I haven;t played this game for a while, so maybe im just reading too much into overall bar and these true studs really will feel way scarier.)
Does anyone feel that there are too many SPs with 90%+ overalls? Is anyone worried that a guy like kuroda will be JUST as scary as a guy like Halladay or Verlander? as their overall doesn't look that much different.
I want to be excited to face the ELITE guys in this game and FEEL the difference. However it seems like the offset between the guys who should be the best, compared to the guys who are just great, is almost non-existant here.
Love to hear what you guys think,
PS: (I haven;t played this game for a while, so maybe im just reading too much into overall bar and these true studs really will feel way scarier.)
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Trust me when playing through a franchise i definitely hate having to face an ace pitcher cause it is just that much harder to get hits and get on top of him. Not sure how SCEA's methods work but it works haha
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brewersfan84 @ 03/01/12 07:21 AM
Let's hope this year, they STOP REMOVING players from the FA lists to make more room!!
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PsychoBulk @ 03/01/12 10:04 AM
Hes had surgery on his pitching elbow and wont be back until the second half of the season, so on the game he'll be on the A roster, hence you cant see him.
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brett the jet favre @ 03/02/12 02:21 AM
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