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MLB The Show 20 is set to release on March 17, but fans who pre-ordered a special edition of the game got early access starting on Friday. Gamers who have already started playing shared some of the info about the game online, including player ratings for some of the teams, and at first glance some. Tales of escape mine walkthrough. Storm riders facebook.

PLAYER		RAT
1. Cody Bellinger, LAD	82.1
2. Alex Bregman, HOU	80.1
3. Anthony Rendon, WSH	79.6
4. Freddie Freeman, ATL	75.9
5. Xander Bogaerts, BOS	74.3
Complete ESPN Ratings

PLAYER		RAT
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Complete Elias Ratings

MLB Top 100 Ratings
ESPN		ELIAS
PLAYER	TEAM	POS	RK	RAT	RK	RAT	AVG RK
1	Cody Bellinger	LAD	RF	1	82.1	--	--	1.0
2	Alex Bregman	HOU	3B	2	80.1	--	--	2.0
3	Anthony Rendon	WSH	3B	3	79.6	--	--	3.0
4	Freddie Freeman	ATL	1B	4	75.9	--	--	4.0
5	Xander Bogaerts	BOS	SS	5	74.3	--	--	5.0
6	Christian Yelich	MIL	RF	6	73.7	--	--	6.0
7	Nolan Arenado	COL	3B	7	73.0	--	--	7.0
8	Ronald Acuna Jr.	ATL	CF	8	69.6	--	--	8.0
9	Mike Trout	LAA	CF	9	68.8	--	--	9.0
10	Justin Verlander	HOU	SP	10	67.2	--	--	10.0
11	Gerrit Cole	HOU	SP	11	67.1	--	--	11.0
12	Rafael Devers	BOS	3B	12	66.7	--	--	12.0
13	DJ LeMahieu	NYY	2B	13	64.7	--	--	13.0
14	Mookie Betts	BOS	RF	14	63.7	--	--	14.0
15	J.D. Martinez	BOS	LF	15	63.0	--	--	15.0
16	Marcus Semien	OAK	SS	16	62.9	--	--	16.0
17	Juan Soto	WSH	LF	17	62.1	--	--	17.0
18	Ketel Marte	ARI	2B	18	60.0	--	--	18.0
19	Pete Alonso	NYM	1B	19	58.3	--	--	19.0
20	Carlos Santana	CLE	1B	20	57.3	--	--	20.0
21	Charlie Morton	TB	SP	21	56.7	--	--	21.0
22	Bryce Harper	PHI	RF	22	56.0	--	--	22.0
23	Zack Greinke	HOU	SP	23	55.7	--	--	23.0
24	Trevor Story	COL	SS	24	54.8	--	--	24.0
25	Jacob deGrom	NYM	SP	25	54.5	--	--	25.0
26	Nelson Cruz	MIN	DH	26	53.8	--	--	26.0
27	Stephen Strasburg	WSH	SP	27	53.4	--	--	27.0
28	Charlie Blackmon	COL	RF	28	53.0	--	--	28.0
29	George Springer	HOU	CF	29	53.0	--	--	29.0
30	Trey Mancini	BAL	RF	30	52.6	--	--	30.0
31	Josh Donaldson	ATL	3B	31	51.6	--	--	31.0
Kirby Yates	SD	RP	31	51.6	--	--	31.0
33	Hyun-Jin Ryu	LAD	SP	33	50.0	--	--	33.0
34	Shane Bieber	CLE	SP	34	49.8	--	--	34.0
35	Josh Bell	PIT	1B	35	49.2	--	--	35.0
Max Muncy	LAD	1B	35	49.2	--	--	35.0
37	Jorge Polanco	MIN	SS	37	48.5	--	--	37.0
38	Ozzie Albies	ATL	2B	38	48.4	--	--	38.0
39	Jorge Soler	KC	RF	39	48.2	--	--	39.0
40	Michael Brantley	HOU	LF	40	46.7	--	--	40.0
41	Eduardo Escobar	ARI	3B	41	45.1	--	--	41.0
42	Mike Soroka	ATL	SP	42	45.0	--	--	42.0
43	Eugenio Suarez	CIN	3B	43	45.0	--	--	43.0
44	Walker Buehler	LAD	SP	44	44.7	--	--	44.0
45	Jack Flaherty	STL	SP	45	44.4	--	--	45.0
46	Anthony Rizzo	CHC	1B	46	43.7	--	--	46.0
47	Josh Hader	MIL	RP	47	43.5	--	--	47.0
48	Patrick Corbin	WSH	SP	48	43.2	--	--	48.0
49	Mike Clevinger	CLE	SP	49	43.1	--	--	49.0
50	Lance Lynn	TEX	SP	50	42.8	--	--	50.0

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03-10-2015, 05:09 AM

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Re: MLB 15 The Show Player Ratings - Top Rated Players For Each Team

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Originally Posted by nomo17k

That's exactly what the aggressiveness rating is for, but it probably still doesn't completely express the nature of stealing..
.. for example a sneaky base stealer who does not attempt a steal often but does so successfully when he does. It's easy to give him a very high BR Ability and low BR Aggressiveness, but BR Aggressiveness (to my knowledge) doesn't really affect user-controlled player.
So when such a player is user controlled, he can be turned into a prolific base stealer.. which probably isn't ideal.
Who knows what BR Aggressiveness does to user-controlled runners, but if you take the in-game description of the attribute at its faith value, I think BR Ability tries to factor in this effect by reflecting the ability to steal repeatedly, even when the defense is alert.
A high BR Ability player can maintain a relatively high steal success rate even when he keeps stealing and when the defense is alert. A relatively low BR Ability player can occasionally attempt to steal successfully when the defense isn't expecting, but if he tries to many times, he won't steal successfully.
That's just my guess from the in-game description though.

Does speed not come into play when a user is controlling a runner?
Say a high ability runner with average speed tries to steal. Will they be more successful than a average ability runner with high speed?
I'm speaking more towards sim stats, but I think that there is a balance there than can be achieved. For someone like Hamilton I hope that giving him a lower ability, high agg, high speed balances out to where the sim stats are realistic in that he attempts a lot, but not at a very high success rate. But also for user controlled situations where he would get caught by the CPU at a similar rate.
The same goes for a slower, but higher ability runner. If they are slow I'd hope that in game they get caught if a user is trying to steal with them constantly.

Last edited by MrOldboy; 03-10-2015 at 05:15 AM.

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