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luger · 04-30-2012, 03:27 PM

I decided to check it for myself. Here's a graph comparing the top 100 in VORP from that file to MLB's top 100 in batting VORP from 2011. It's not showing multiple years like the previous person did but it at least shows that this data is close to matching up to current real life. The development portion seems spot-on but there might be a tad too many older guys in comparison to current MLB (granted, just one year of data).

Edit: Added a second chart to show age ranges to better visual how there's a few too many talented old players in that particular year versus 2011. Not saying it's a huge flaw in these settings necessarily though.

04-30-2012, 03:27 PM	#108
luger Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 221	I decided to check it for myself. Here's a graph comparing the top 100 in VORP from that file to MLB's top 100 in batting VORP from 2011. It's not showing multiple years like the previous person did but it at least shows that this data is close to matching up to current real life. The development portion seems spot-on but there might be a tad too many older guys in comparison to current MLB (granted, just one year of data). Edit: Added a second chart to show age ranges to better visual how there's a few too many talented old players in that particular year versus 2011. Not saying it's a huge flaw in these settings necessarily though. Last edited by luger; 04-30-2012 at 04:04 PM.