Welcome to the MLB Page!
This is a fan site dedicated to providing simplified data on a scale of 0-100 based on a player's statistics. Also included will be player flairs. Finally, player profiles include highlight videos as well as social media profiles, and career ratings. Get started by visiting the team pages at the MLB dropdown menu. The text below explains the rating and flair systems.
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Rating System:
MLB player ratings are split in two: pitchers and batters.
- A batter's rating is based on their ability to hit left handed and right handed pitching, their speed, and their defensive capabilities*.
- A pitcher's rating is based on their ability versus left handed and right handed batters, their ability to hold runners on base, and their defensive capabilities*.
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Rating Categories go as follows:
<40: A hinderance to the team. Don't expect them on the roster next year.
40's: Replaceable. Teams will be looking to upgrade or play younger players.
50's: Serviceable. These players can fill a needed spot.
60's: Role Player. These players can be key pieces to a championship team.
70's: All Star. These players are usually the top on their team. If consistent enough, a long career in the 70's can lead to the Hall of Fame.
80's: Hall of Fame. These players are playing at record breaking levels. Usually very few players reach this category in a season.
90's: First Ballot Hall of Fame: These players are in the stratosphere, with virtually no weaknesses. Only a few years of playing at this level will lead to Hall of Fame discussions, and a full career in the 90's will mint this player in the greatest of all time discussion at their position.
100: Perfection. Very few players throughout history will ever reach this mark. MVP's make up this category, although not all MVP's get a perfect score for the season.
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*In the future, ratings will be adjusted to add durability/reliability, general age regression metrics, and rookies will be given a simple rating based on minor league play.
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Flair System:
MLB players will receive flairs based on their performance from the previous season. Flairs are exclusive, and only given if a player attains a certain number of a category. The various flairs are explained below:
Bomb: 30 or more home runs
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Mask: 20 or more steals
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Cast: Injury Prone
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Fireball: Throws over 100 mph
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Boomerang: Throws a 12/6 curve
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Shaking Ball: Throws a knuckleball
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Hero: Performs better in high leverage situations
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Iron: Played more than 150 games as a batter, 180 innings as a starter, or 70 innings as a reliever
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Beard: 10+ year veteran
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Grey Beard: Over 40 years old
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Baby: Rookie
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Star: Rating above 80
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Shooting Star: Rating above 80 at less than 25 years old
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MVP: Was MVP, Cy Young, or Reliever of the Year
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Crosswalk: Walked over 80 times
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3: 5+ triples
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2: 40+ doubles
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1: 180+ hits
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Lifeguard: 40+ saves
No No: Threw a no hitter
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