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Originally Posted by CBeisbol
Well, no
Ratings do not drive stats
The underlying stats, which can be seen in the player editor, drive the resulting stats that are seen in the game
The ratings are a reflection of the underlying stats.
Development is driven by, among other things, playing time.
A simplified example
A player is created who has underlying stats of a .150 batting average(at the major league level). That batting average is reflected as a 20 (on the 20-80 scale) contact rating. The player plays full time in the rookie league and produces a .300 rookie league batting average.
The player also "develops" . At the end of the season the underlying stats are for a .175 batting average. This is reflected as a 25 contact rating.
That's a simplified version of my understanding of the game.
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Thanks for taking the time to respond. So stats CAN actually drive ratings then? I had seen this incorrectly on other parts of the forum, if so.