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Originally Posted by frankbama
I would think their ratings are their ratings so the overall stock number would still be based upon those. If he was put at 2b those ratings would still apply and he'd be terrible wouldn't he? Therefore he'd have a 1 at 2b. Theoretically, I know the game wouldn't allow you to put him at 2nd.
Compared with someone most of us have, Jimmie Foxx - still at 1b, every rating is better, especially error and still a 70, much lower than Boog. He's still 6ft tall, not a little guy.
Gehrig's only a 79 but with much better ratings and still 6'.
Sisler to me makes sense. Good range but boots the ball around so he ends up a 68.
I know people get more worked up over the overall card numbers but I'm wondering now if the overall defense makes any difference at all either.
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Perhaps I miss construed you. What do you mean by "overall stock number"? No one who plays OOTP would ever use such a phrase.
My suggestion is that you spend some time playing real OOTP to get a feel for how this baseball game actually operates.