Today's Time Waster - A New Program For Exploring the OVRs for players.
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I have often been curious about OVR computations and seeing how they work.
So I had ChatGPT (sorry haters) analyze multiple versions of the full roster both before and after updates, along with the updates themselves, and the most current values to see if it could figure out a formula to duplicate the results. It did a pretty bang up job in my opinion.
The first thing this allows me to do is modify rankings to see how a cards OVR would be effected. For example if I left everything as is on the current 92 Ozzie Smith Card and just started bumping his Power then I could get him to 80/80 power and just sneak into the 99 OVR rank

It also ranks players to other cards in the same OVR rating, especially useful for 99's where it will also project what rating the card would be at if SDS raised the 99 level cap
Here are your 99 OVR hitter cards ranked (I have only worked on hitters)
Diamond Ratings Lab
Overall within OVR 99
24 cards, ordered highest to lowest#1 — Carlos Beltran | CF | Mets | Hall of Fame | Uncapped Projection: 107.42
#2 — Troy Tulowitzki | SS | Rockies | Milestone | Uncapped Projection: 105.85
#3 — Andruw Jones | CF | Braves | Hall of Fame | Uncapped Projection: 105.07
#4 — Victor Martinez | 1B | Tigers | Awards | Uncapped Projection: 105.04
#5 — Albert Pujols | 1B | Cardinals | Signature | Uncapped Projection: 103.59
#6 — Miguel Cabrera | 3B | Tigers | Milestone | Uncapped Projection: 103.01
#7 — Dustin Pedroia | 2B | Red Sox | Awards | Uncapped Projection: 101.97
#8 — Cody Bellinger | RF | Yankees | 2026 All-Star | Uncapped Projection: 101.93
#9 — Ken Singleton | RF | Orioles | Signature | Uncapped Projection: 101.42
#10 — Ray Durham | 2B | White Sox | Signature | Uncapped Projection: 101.06
#11 — Willie McGee | CF | Cardinals | Awards | Uncapped Projection: 100.96
#12 — George Kell | 3B | Tigers | Milestone | Uncapped Projection: 100.77
#13 — Yordan Alvarez | LF | Astros | 2026 All-Star | Uncapped Projection: 99.94
#14 — Salvador Perez | C | Royals | Milestone | Uncapped Projection: 99.87
#15 — Alan Trammell | SS | Tigers | Cornerstone | Uncapped Projection: 99.86
#16 — Mike Trout | CF | Angels | 2026 All-Star | Uncapped Projection: 99.85
#17 — Max Clark | CF | Tigers | Pipeline | Uncapped Projection: 99.84
#18 — Roch Cholowsky | SS | White Sox | 2026 Draft | Uncapped Projection: 99.80
#19 — Jordan Walker | RF | Cardinals | 2026 Home Run Derby | Uncapped Projection: 99.77
#20 — Geraldo Perdomo | SS | Diamondbacks | Awards | Uncapped Projection: 99.71
#21 — Kazuma Okamoto | 3B | Blue Jays | Spotlight | Uncapped Projection: 99.62
#22 — Esteury Ruiz | RF | Marlins | Spotlight | Uncapped Projection: 99.44
#23 — Byron Buxton | CF | Twins | 2026 All-Star | Uncapped Projection: 99.35
#24 — Nolan Arenado | 3B | Diamondbacks | Milestone | Uncapped Projection: 99.22It was a fun diversion for the day and for those who are convinced SDS uses hidden values this program was able to create a formula using only the Attributes shown to us. The formula worked for 100% of the cards currently in the game but Chatgpt is quick to point out that we could not presume 100% accuracy for future cards
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I have often been curious about OVR computations and seeing how they work.
So I had ChatGPT (sorry haters) analyze multiple versions of the full roster both before and after updates, along with the updates themselves, and the most current values to see if it could figure out a formula to duplicate the results. It did a pretty bang up job in my opinion.
The first thing this allows me to do is modify rankings to see how a cards OVR would be effected. For example if I left everything as is on the current 92 Ozzie Smith Card and just started bumping his Power then I could get him to 80/80 power and just sneak into the 99 OVR rank

It also ranks players to other cards in the same OVR rating, especially useful for 99's where it will also project what rating the card would be at if SDS raised the 99 level cap
Here are your 99 OVR hitter cards ranked (I have only worked on hitters)
Diamond Ratings Lab
Overall within OVR 99
24 cards, ordered highest to lowest#1 — Carlos Beltran | CF | Mets | Hall of Fame | Uncapped Projection: 107.42
#2 — Troy Tulowitzki | SS | Rockies | Milestone | Uncapped Projection: 105.85
#3 — Andruw Jones | CF | Braves | Hall of Fame | Uncapped Projection: 105.07
#4 — Victor Martinez | 1B | Tigers | Awards | Uncapped Projection: 105.04
#5 — Albert Pujols | 1B | Cardinals | Signature | Uncapped Projection: 103.59
#6 — Miguel Cabrera | 3B | Tigers | Milestone | Uncapped Projection: 103.01
#7 — Dustin Pedroia | 2B | Red Sox | Awards | Uncapped Projection: 101.97
#8 — Cody Bellinger | RF | Yankees | 2026 All-Star | Uncapped Projection: 101.93
#9 — Ken Singleton | RF | Orioles | Signature | Uncapped Projection: 101.42
#10 — Ray Durham | 2B | White Sox | Signature | Uncapped Projection: 101.06
#11 — Willie McGee | CF | Cardinals | Awards | Uncapped Projection: 100.96
#12 — George Kell | 3B | Tigers | Milestone | Uncapped Projection: 100.77
#13 — Yordan Alvarez | LF | Astros | 2026 All-Star | Uncapped Projection: 99.94
#14 — Salvador Perez | C | Royals | Milestone | Uncapped Projection: 99.87
#15 — Alan Trammell | SS | Tigers | Cornerstone | Uncapped Projection: 99.86
#16 — Mike Trout | CF | Angels | 2026 All-Star | Uncapped Projection: 99.85
#17 — Max Clark | CF | Tigers | Pipeline | Uncapped Projection: 99.84
#18 — Roch Cholowsky | SS | White Sox | 2026 Draft | Uncapped Projection: 99.80
#19 — Jordan Walker | RF | Cardinals | 2026 Home Run Derby | Uncapped Projection: 99.77
#20 — Geraldo Perdomo | SS | Diamondbacks | Awards | Uncapped Projection: 99.71
#21 — Kazuma Okamoto | 3B | Blue Jays | Spotlight | Uncapped Projection: 99.62
#22 — Esteury Ruiz | RF | Marlins | Spotlight | Uncapped Projection: 99.44
#23 — Byron Buxton | CF | Twins | 2026 All-Star | Uncapped Projection: 99.35
#24 — Nolan Arenado | 3B | Diamondbacks | Milestone | Uncapped Projection: 99.22It was a fun diversion for the day and for those who are convinced SDS uses hidden values this program was able to create a formula using only the Attributes shown to us. The formula worked for 100% of the cards currently in the game but Chatgpt is quick to point out that we could not presume 100% accuracy for future cards
Honestly, I've been thinking about posting about Andruw Jones because he's one of the best cards we've ever gotten for free especially in July. By the end of the year and playoffs of course it's different but he's Meta imo. True five tool player given away for free as part of a super easy program to complete. Imo that's super awesome.
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This game is terrible.
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@Thongypu_PSN jones is amazing so far for me he’s been homerun or nothing rly but his defence is out of this universe.
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@Thongypu_PSN jones is amazing so far for me he’s been homerun or nothing rly but his defence is out of this universe.
Exactly. He's basically PCA but can hit more. It's pretty impressive and it's free. I don't play as high level as you do but I've loved him so far.
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What will be interesting is to see how far Pedroia falls throughout the course of this inning program. He basically trails only the HOF players and the Collection rewards now. But we know that the inning bosses get surpassed pretty quickly. Trout is already 15th.
It will also be interesting to see what it projects the overalls will be at the end of the year. How big a difference between Arenado and whoever ends up at the top