Postseason Record 14 hits in a series
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Maybe they will do to his card what they did to Gehrig. Nah, they boost today's players cards, so im sure his will be amazing.
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@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
Maybe they will do to his card what they did to Gehrig. Nah, they boost today's players cards, so im sure his will be amazing.
Gehrig, or any player from today. It's not even close. Should be an instant pencil-in at 1st. They want to boost today's players that's up to them, but don't screw over an all-time elite while you're doing it. Keep it consistent.
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Well, it will be interesting to see what hitting attributes Rosario will be given compared to Gehrig, considering those attributes are supposedly based on actual stats.
Rosario- .560 AVG/.607 OBP/1.040 SLG/1.647 OPS
Gehrig- .545/.706/1.727/2.433 -
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
Well, it will be interesting to see what hitting attributes Rosario will be given compared to Gehrig, considering those attributes are supposedly based on actual stats.
Rosario- .560 AVG/.607 OBP/1.040 SLG/1.647 OPS
Gehrig- .545/.706/1.727/2.433Rosario
125/125 contact
120/113 power
103 VisionGehrig
125/72 contact
84/73 power
94 visionWhat a joke.
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@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
Well, it will be interesting to see what hitting attributes Rosario will be given compared to Gehrig, considering those attributes are supposedly based on actual stats.
Rosario- .560 AVG/.607 OBP/1.040 SLG/1.647 OPS
Gehrig- .545/.706/1.727/2.433Rosario
125/125 contact
120/113 power
103 VisionGehrig
125/72 contact
84/73 power
94 visionWhat a joke.
Wait. Are you talking about Gehrig's old card? You do know he got a 99 a few weeks ago. Right?
The 99 Gehrig's hitting stats are like the best of any card in the game. Not sure why we're complaining about Gehrig not getting respect.
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@dbub_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
Well, it will be interesting to see what hitting attributes Rosario will be given compared to Gehrig, considering those attributes are supposedly based on actual stats.
Rosario- .560 AVG/.607 OBP/1.040 SLG/1.647 OPS
Gehrig- .545/.706/1.727/2.433Rosario
125/125 contact
120/113 power
103 VisionGehrig
125/72 contact
84/73 power
94 visionWhat a joke.
Wait. Are you talking about Gehrig's old card? You do know he got a 99 a few weeks ago. Right?
The 99 Gehrig's hitting stats are like the best of any card in the game. Not sure why we're complaining about Gehrig not getting respect.
Because supposedly, these cards attributes are earned by specific statistics. Both cards are based on real postseason performances, with their stats in those seasons listed above. This proves that these attributes are completely made up by SDS, and real life stats have no correlation to those attributes.
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@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@dbub_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
Well, it will be interesting to see what hitting attributes Rosario will be given compared to Gehrig, considering those attributes are supposedly based on actual stats.
Rosario- .560 AVG/.607 OBP/1.040 SLG/1.647 OPS
Gehrig- .545/.706/1.727/2.433Rosario
125/125 contact
120/113 power
103 VisionGehrig
125/72 contact
84/73 power
94 visionWhat a joke.
Wait. Are you talking about Gehrig's old card? You do know he got a 99 a few weeks ago. Right?
The 99 Gehrig's hitting stats are like the best of any card in the game. Not sure why we're complaining about Gehrig not getting respect.
Because supposedly, these cards attributes are earned by specific statistics. Both cards are based on real postseason performances, with their stats in those seasons listed above. This proves that these attributes are completely made up by SDS, and real life stats have no correlation to those attributes.
not really, when they dropped Lou early we knew he wad be getting a way better card, he batted better vs right, not that great vs left. Also the best vesion of his card was going to be a MS, Sig, Prime or Awards. They state that every year.
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I am curious to see if his 78 live series goes all the way to diamond on the last update of the year.
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@guccigangchuck said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@dbub_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
Well, it will be interesting to see what hitting attributes Rosario will be given compared to Gehrig, considering those attributes are supposedly based on actual stats.
Rosario- .560 AVG/.607 OBP/1.040 SLG/1.647 OPS
Gehrig- .545/.706/1.727/2.433Rosario
125/125 contact
120/113 power
103 VisionGehrig
125/72 contact
84/73 power
94 visionWhat a joke.
Wait. Are you talking about Gehrig's old card? You do know he got a 99 a few weeks ago. Right?
The 99 Gehrig's hitting stats are like the best of any card in the game. Not sure why we're complaining about Gehrig not getting respect.
Because supposedly, these cards attributes are earned by specific statistics. Both cards are based on real postseason performances, with their stats in those seasons listed above. This proves that these attributes are completely made up by SDS, and real life stats have no correlation to those attributes.
not really, when they dropped Lou early we knew he wad be getting a way better card, he batted better vs right, not that great vs left. Also the best vesion of his card was going to be a MS, Sig, Prime or Awards. They state that every year.
You're missing the point. I understand that he got a better card. The postseason card is based on arguably the greatest postseason performance ever.
Awards/Postseason/2nd Half/Veteran/All Star cards are all based on a single season, or part of a single season. I was always told that those cards had definitive attributes that were assigned based on specific statistics. Contact being batting ave, power being either slugging, HRs, or a combination of both, H/9 being H/9 etc. This is obviously not true at all given the huge discrepancies in the attributes given to Rosario versus what Gehrigs card has.
So when everyone argues over what a Jeter card would get for power, remember that SDS picks and chooses whatever they feel like, and it has basically nothing to do with his actual statistics or any supposed formula.
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@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@guccigangchuck said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@dbub_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
Well, it will be interesting to see what hitting attributes Rosario will be given compared to Gehrig, considering those attributes are supposedly based on actual stats.
Rosario- .560 AVG/.607 OBP/1.040 SLG/1.647 OPS
Gehrig- .545/.706/1.727/2.433Rosario
125/125 contact
120/113 power
103 VisionGehrig
125/72 contact
84/73 power
94 visionWhat a joke.
Wait. Are you talking about Gehrig's old card? You do know he got a 99 a few weeks ago. Right?
The 99 Gehrig's hitting stats are like the best of any card in the game. Not sure why we're complaining about Gehrig not getting respect.
Because supposedly, these cards attributes are earned by specific statistics. Both cards are based on real postseason performances, with their stats in those seasons listed above. This proves that these attributes are completely made up by SDS, and real life stats have no correlation to those attributes.
not really, when they dropped Lou early we knew he wad be getting a way better card, he batted better vs right, not that great vs left. Also the best vesion of his card was going to be a MS, Sig, Prime or Awards. They state that every year.
You're missing the point. I understand that he got a better card. The postseason card is based on arguably the greatest postseason performance ever.
Awards/Postseason/2nd Half/Veteran/All Star cards are all based on a single season, or part of a single season. I was always told that those cards had definitive attributes that were assigned based on specific statistics. Contact being batting ave, power being either slugging, HRs, or a combination of both, H/9 being H/9 etc. This is obviously not true at all given the huge discrepancies in the attributes given to Rosario versus what Gehrigs card has.
So when everyone argues over what a Jeter card would get for power, remember that SDS picks and chooses whatever they feel like, and it has basically nothing to do with his actual statistics or any supposed formula.
I think it alll depends, obviously they have to pick and choose, and with new cards they want people to use them, in years past nobody used the PS cards because they just never competed with the god tier cards. Its smart for a buisness strategy especially because it promotes people that buy the game late, and see they can get these great cards without money. Idk I play MUT now. Give me A Rod
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@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@guccigangchuck said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@dbub_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
Well, it will be interesting to see what hitting attributes Rosario will be given compared to Gehrig, considering those attributes are supposedly based on actual stats.
Rosario- .560 AVG/.607 OBP/1.040 SLG/1.647 OPS
Gehrig- .545/.706/1.727/2.433Rosario
125/125 contact
120/113 power
103 VisionGehrig
125/72 contact
84/73 power
94 visionWhat a joke.
Wait. Are you talking about Gehrig's old card? You do know he got a 99 a few weeks ago. Right?
The 99 Gehrig's hitting stats are like the best of any card in the game. Not sure why we're complaining about Gehrig not getting respect.
Because supposedly, these cards attributes are earned by specific statistics. Both cards are based on real postseason performances, with their stats in those seasons listed above. This proves that these attributes are completely made up by SDS, and real life stats have no correlation to those attributes.
not really, when they dropped Lou early we knew he wad be getting a way better card, he batted better vs right, not that great vs left. Also the best vesion of his card was going to be a MS, Sig, Prime or Awards. They state that every year.
You're missing the point. I understand that he got a better card. The postseason card is based on arguably the greatest postseason performance ever.
Awards/Postseason/2nd Half/Veteran/All Star cards are all based on a single season, or part of a single season. I was always told that those cards had definitive attributes that were assigned based on specific statistics. Contact being batting ave, power being either slugging, HRs, or a combination of both, H/9 being H/9 etc. This is obviously not true at all given the huge discrepancies in the attributes given to Rosario versus what Gehrigs card has.
So when everyone argues over what a Jeter card would get for power, remember that SDS picks and chooses whatever they feel like, and it has basically nothing to do with his actual statistics or any supposed formula.
While I completely agree with your premise, SDS does mess with attributes to fit the time in the game cycle. So while Gehrig's postseason performance was arguably better, had they juiced his attributes at that stage in the game, there'd be nowhere to go but laterally. Everything clearly increases based on the stage of the game and now that we're in the end game stage, every card is getting that treatment. Look at Tommy Edman's WC card. He got 3 singles. A very good game, but hardly an end game performance but because of where we are in the game cycle, his attributes are insane.
Comparing a 99 released at the end of October to a 94 postseason card released in May is just not practical. So while you are completely right that they should be equal with Gehrig getting the slight edge, they were released at such different stages and SDS clearly juices their attributes more and more as the game nears a conclusion.
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@ericulous1_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@guccigangchuck said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@dbub_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
Well, it will be interesting to see what hitting attributes Rosario will be given compared to Gehrig, considering those attributes are supposedly based on actual stats.
Rosario- .560 AVG/.607 OBP/1.040 SLG/1.647 OPS
Gehrig- .545/.706/1.727/2.433Rosario
125/125 contact
120/113 power
103 VisionGehrig
125/72 contact
84/73 power
94 visionWhat a joke.
Wait. Are you talking about Gehrig's old card? You do know he got a 99 a few weeks ago. Right?
The 99 Gehrig's hitting stats are like the best of any card in the game. Not sure why we're complaining about Gehrig not getting respect.
Because supposedly, these cards attributes are earned by specific statistics. Both cards are based on real postseason performances, with their stats in those seasons listed above. This proves that these attributes are completely made up by SDS, and real life stats have no correlation to those attributes.
not really, when they dropped Lou early we knew he wad be getting a way better card, he batted better vs right, not that great vs left. Also the best vesion of his card was going to be a MS, Sig, Prime or Awards. They state that every year.
You're missing the point. I understand that he got a better card. The postseason card is based on arguably the greatest postseason performance ever.
Awards/Postseason/2nd Half/Veteran/All Star cards are all based on a single season, or part of a single season. I was always told that those cards had definitive attributes that were assigned based on specific statistics. Contact being batting ave, power being either slugging, HRs, or a combination of both, H/9 being H/9 etc. This is obviously not true at all given the huge discrepancies in the attributes given to Rosario versus what Gehrigs card has.
So when everyone argues over what a Jeter card would get for power, remember that SDS picks and chooses whatever they feel like, and it has basically nothing to do with his actual statistics or any supposed formula.
While I completely agree with your premise, SDS does mess with attributes to fit the time in the game cycle. So while Gehrig's postseason performance was arguably better, had they juiced his attributes at that stage in the game, there'd be nowhere to go but laterally. Everything clearly increases based on the stage of the game and now that we're in the end game stage, every card is getting that treatment. Look at Tommy Edman's WC card. He got 3 singles. A very good game, but hardly an end game performance but because of where we are in the game cycle, his attributes are insane.
Comparing a 99 released at the end of October to a 94 postseason card released in May is just not practical. So while you are completely right that they should be equal with Gehrig getting the slight edge, they were released at such different stages and SDS clearly juices their attributes more and more as the game nears a conclusion.
I think the argument here would be that SDS simply shouldn’t make a card based on Gehrig’s stats that postseason if it’s too early in the cycle for them to accurately depict those stats. Choose any other point in Gehrig’s career that would be fitting for a 95 ovr, and release the postseason card later in the game cycle when it can accurately represent the stats it’s based on.
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@jogger171717_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@ericulous1_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@guccigangchuck said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@dbub_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
Well, it will be interesting to see what hitting attributes Rosario will be given compared to Gehrig, considering those attributes are supposedly based on actual stats.
Rosario- .560 AVG/.607 OBP/1.040 SLG/1.647 OPS
Gehrig- .545/.706/1.727/2.433Rosario
125/125 contact
120/113 power
103 VisionGehrig
125/72 contact
84/73 power
94 visionWhat a joke.
Wait. Are you talking about Gehrig's old card? You do know he got a 99 a few weeks ago. Right?
The 99 Gehrig's hitting stats are like the best of any card in the game. Not sure why we're complaining about Gehrig not getting respect.
Because supposedly, these cards attributes are earned by specific statistics. Both cards are based on real postseason performances, with their stats in those seasons listed above. This proves that these attributes are completely made up by SDS, and real life stats have no correlation to those attributes.
not really, when they dropped Lou early we knew he wad be getting a way better card, he batted better vs right, not that great vs left. Also the best vesion of his card was going to be a MS, Sig, Prime or Awards. They state that every year.
You're missing the point. I understand that he got a better card. The postseason card is based on arguably the greatest postseason performance ever.
Awards/Postseason/2nd Half/Veteran/All Star cards are all based on a single season, or part of a single season. I was always told that those cards had definitive attributes that were assigned based on specific statistics. Contact being batting ave, power being either slugging, HRs, or a combination of both, H/9 being H/9 etc. This is obviously not true at all given the huge discrepancies in the attributes given to Rosario versus what Gehrigs card has.
So when everyone argues over what a Jeter card would get for power, remember that SDS picks and chooses whatever they feel like, and it has basically nothing to do with his actual statistics or any supposed formula.
While I completely agree with your premise, SDS does mess with attributes to fit the time in the game cycle. So while Gehrig's postseason performance was arguably better, had they juiced his attributes at that stage in the game, there'd be nowhere to go but laterally. Everything clearly increases based on the stage of the game and now that we're in the end game stage, every card is getting that treatment. Look at Tommy Edman's WC card. He got 3 singles. A very good game, but hardly an end game performance but because of where we are in the game cycle, his attributes are insane.
Comparing a 99 released at the end of October to a 94 postseason card released in May is just not practical. So while you are completely right that they should be equal with Gehrig getting the slight edge, they were released at such different stages and SDS clearly juices their attributes more and more as the game nears a conclusion.
I think the argument here would be that SDS simply shouldn’t make a card based on Gehrig’s stats that postseason if it’s too early in the cycle for them to accurately depict those stats. Choose any other point in Gehrig’s career that would be fitting for a 95 ovr, and release the postseason card later in the game cycle when it can accurately represent the stats it’s based on.
Thank you. I was trying to write up this response, but you said it more astutely than what I had atm.
It would be like releasing an MVP Yelich, and nerfing his attributes because it is too early in the cycle. Just release a different card that more accurately reflects the desired rating.
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@jogger171717_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@ericulous1_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@guccigangchuck said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@dbub_psn said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
@poksey_mlbts said in Postseason Record 14 hits in a series:
Well, it will be interesting to see what hitting attributes Rosario will be given compared to Gehrig, considering those attributes are supposedly based on actual stats.
Rosario- .560 AVG/.607 OBP/1.040 SLG/1.647 OPS
Gehrig- .545/.706/1.727/2.433Rosario
125/125 contact
120/113 power
103 VisionGehrig
125/72 contact
84/73 power
94 visionWhat a joke.
Wait. Are you talking about Gehrig's old card? You do know he got a 99 a few weeks ago. Right?
The 99 Gehrig's hitting stats are like the best of any card in the game. Not sure why we're complaining about Gehrig not getting respect.
Because supposedly, these cards attributes are earned by specific statistics. Both cards are based on real postseason performances, with their stats in those seasons listed above. This proves that these attributes are completely made up by SDS, and real life stats have no correlation to those attributes.
not really, when they dropped Lou early we knew he wad be getting a way better card, he batted better vs right, not that great vs left. Also the best vesion of his card was going to be a MS, Sig, Prime or Awards. They state that every year.
You're missing the point. I understand that he got a better card. The postseason card is based on arguably the greatest postseason performance ever.
Awards/Postseason/2nd Half/Veteran/All Star cards are all based on a single season, or part of a single season. I was always told that those cards had definitive attributes that were assigned based on specific statistics. Contact being batting ave, power being either slugging, HRs, or a combination of both, H/9 being H/9 etc. This is obviously not true at all given the huge discrepancies in the attributes given to Rosario versus what Gehrigs card has.
So when everyone argues over what a Jeter card would get for power, remember that SDS picks and chooses whatever they feel like, and it has basically nothing to do with his actual statistics or any supposed formula.
While I completely agree with your premise, SDS does mess with attributes to fit the time in the game cycle. So while Gehrig's postseason performance was arguably better, had they juiced his attributes at that stage in the game, there'd be nowhere to go but laterally. Everything clearly increases based on the stage of the game and now that we're in the end game stage, every card is getting that treatment. Look at Tommy Edman's WC card. He got 3 singles. A very good game, but hardly an end game performance but because of where we are in the game cycle, his attributes are insane.
Comparing a 99 released at the end of October to a 94 postseason card released in May is just not practical. So while you are completely right that they should be equal with Gehrig getting the slight edge, they were released at such different stages and SDS clearly juices their attributes more and more as the game nears a conclusion.
I think the argument here would be that SDS simply shouldn’t make a card based on Gehrig’s stats that postseason if it’s too early in the cycle for them to accurately depict those stats. Choose any other point in Gehrig’s career that would be fitting for a 95 ovr, and release the postseason card later in the game cycle when it can accurately represent the stats it’s based on
Definitely, I can certainly agree on that.:
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