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In the 1919 Texas League, players playing their principal position get numbers on a 1-100 scale of 48-51. If they're out of position, it goes down. It's not my game or my setup, which is as vanilla as it's possible to be. The game simply isn't using those stats on import.
My hypothesis, which could easily be wrong, is that the minor league database is taken straight from BB Ref and that you added the real life fielding stats showing in the game without changing the fielding fields in the database (now there's a phrase) used for import. That would explain what I'm seeing in the game. Or it could be something else. Without knowing the import formulas or the makeup of the database, I really don't know.
The Texas League outfielders briefly used the same formula as the major leagues in Patch 54, but that is back where it was. The infielders never did.
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