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Originally Posted by David Watts
When you create a historical game with OOTP if you select the option for random splits, the game will definitely have excellent (realistic) splits vs the era they are set up in. They just won't be player specific. Think of everyone's favorite Detroit Tiger Anthony Gose in 2015. He hit .265 and had a OBP of .330 against righties(126 games). Against lefties he hit an amazing .192 with a spectacular .272 OBP (47 games). So you can clearly see why the Tigers platooned him with Rajai Davis playing against lefties. Strat will rate him accordingly. OOTP will assign him random splits, so there's no guaranty he will be so awful against pitchers that throw with the wrong arm. Hope that makes sense.
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All my players are fictional so I can only assume their ratings determine the splits which by my analysis are accurate via statistical output , therefore, not generic. Picking nits I know, but when comparing games we should consider a new player may be mislead by incorrect claims that something works only one way.
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