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actionjackson · 04-04-2016, 03:32 PM

Thanks for the fielding upgrades in the historical database Spritze.

Andrelton Simmons looks like...Well, Andrelton Simmons again.

I gotta ask something though. The Real Stats Fielding Stats have had their innings updated appropriately, but not the Neutralized Stats Fielding Stats. For example, Eric Hosmer has 1354.0 Innings Played in Real Stats and 451.1 Innings Played in Neutralized Stats. Same old bugaboo with the Innings Played vs Innings Played Outs thing. Would it be possible to get that fixed in the future?

I realize it's a cosmetic issue if one is playing a straight historical in 2015 with Neutered Stats, but I would think it would be more than cosmetic if one was to play random debut with Neutered Stats (like I do). I would think it would tend to give 2015 players in a random debut incredible range and they'd make an incredible amount of errors because those totals remain the same, but they happen in one third of the innings that they really did, if you get what I mean.

Thanks for your time and efforts Sir Spritze.

04-04-2016, 03:32 PM	#207
actionjackson Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 6,163	Thanks for the fielding upgrades in the historical database Spritze. Andrelton Simmons looks like...Well, Andrelton Simmons again. I gotta ask something though. The Real Stats Fielding Stats have had their innings updated appropriately, but not the Neutralized Stats Fielding Stats. For example, Eric Hosmer has 1354.0 Innings Played in Real Stats and 451.1 Innings Played in Neutralized Stats. Same old bugaboo with the Innings Played vs Innings Played Outs thing. Would it be possible to get that fixed in the future? I realize it's a cosmetic issue if one is playing a straight historical in 2015 with Neutered Stats, but I would think it would be more than cosmetic if one was to play random debut with Neutered Stats (like I do). I would think it would tend to give 2015 players in a random debut incredible range and they'd make an incredible amount of errors because those totals remain the same, but they happen in one third of the innings that they really did, if you get what I mean. Thanks for your time and efforts Sir Spritze. Last edited by actionjackson; 04-04-2016 at 03:37 PM.