DylanBradbury

This program calculates a players contact, power and speed ratings. All you need to do is fill in the necessary statistics, and the program will calculate the player's ratings, specifically for MVP Baseball 2004. Here are what the abbreviations stand for: AB: At bats 2B: Doubles 3B: Triples HR: Home Runs RBI: Runs batted in BB: Walks (Base on Balls) SO: Strike Outs SB: Stolen Bases CS: Caught stealing GDP: Ground into double play HBP: Hit-by-pitch SH: Sacrifice Hits SF: Sacrifice Flys IBB: Intentional Walks Stats can be found at FanGraphs.com or Baseball-Reference.com Please write a review, with ANY suggestions or comments!

The Major League Equivalency Calculator (MLECalc) estimates how a batter would have hit if he was batting in the big leagues. It does not, however, project how well a hitter will hit. It took me a VERY long time to accumulate statistics and find a correlation between Minor and Major Leagues! Abbreviations are below: G : Games AB: At bats R: Runs H: Hits 2B: Doubles 3B: Triples HR: Home Runs RBI: Runs batted in BB: Walks (Base on Balls) SO: Strike Outs SB: Stolen Bases CS: Caught stealing GDP: Ground into double play HBP: Hit-by-pitch SH: Sacrifice Hits SF: Sacrifice Flys IBB: Intentional Walks Please write a review, with ANY suggestions or comments!

<a href="http://www.mvpmods.com/index.php?showtopic=36068&st=0&p=545532&#entry545532" target="_blank">Official thread is here.</a> All you need to do is fill in the necessary statistics, and the program will calculate the batter's ratings, for MVP Baseball 2005. This tool now has the highly sought-after import/export to file feature. This allows for mass rating generation. Here are what the abbreviations stand for: AB: At bats 2B: Doubles 3B: Triples HR: Home Runs RBI: Runs batted in BB: Walks (Base on Balls) SO: Strike Outs SB: Stolen Bases CS: Caught stealing GDP: Ground into double play HBP: Hit-by-pitch SH: Sacrifice Hits SF: Sacrifice Flies IBB: Intentional Walks Stats can be found at Baseball-Reference.com, which you can find a link to in the program. <i> Please read the readme and follow the instructions. </i> Enjoy! -Dylan <img src="http://newradicals.17.forumer.com/images/smiles/newradicals/biggrin.gif" border="0" class="linked-image" /> ==Version History== Version 20 **CURRENT VERSION** - New bunting and steal aggressiveness formulae. - Fixed bug where if a batter had no walks in the Import/Export mode, it would crash. Version 19.4 - I created a brand new speed formula. Really digged the result. Also, if you're interested in 2010 speed ratings, click here. Version 19.3 - Fixed a bug that prevented the exportation of righty hot zones. If anyone noticed, it was exporting only lefty HZ's but calling them righty. - Improved split estimation. - Improved split estimation. Version 19.2 - Added a name check in the csv generator. - There was a bug in the HR% formula. Fixed it. - Baseball-Reference added minor league handiness to a player's name (# or *) which meant I had to update the CSV generator (as of March 10th 2010) Version 19.0 - Reverts back to MLB on reset - Improved the GB/FO/LD/HR% formula - Improved the split estimation formula - Ver19.1 fixed a small bug where the FO% vs. left wasn't displayed on screen Version 18.0 - Improved the platoon split estimation in both the actual interface, and in the inputBatting Generator spreadsheet - Fixed a bug where the GB/FO/LD/HR% wasn't calculated correctly Version 17.0 - Fixed a bug with right-handed batters' platoon split estimation - Added platoon split estimation in the Batter Rating Caluclator window NEW! Version 16.0 - Added the <b>import/export to file feature</b>NEW! - Included inputBatting Generator.csv to generate inputBatting.csv NEW! - Added batter tendancies (i.e., Spray chart info, Groundball vs. R%, Chase/Take/Miss, etc.) NEW! - Fixed a few bugs pertaining to HotZones and bench-player penalties