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Originally Posted by Luis_Rivera
Yes, that's exaclty my point. Jose Hernandez has a relatively high BABIP (career .326), but he strikes out 30% of the time. So, he'd have a higher contact rating (to account for the high BABIP) and a low avoid K's (to go with the high amount of K's).
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Fair enough - the OOTP engine's history in recognizing paired ratings is not particularly impressive, and that's why I'm somewhat tentative about it.
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It would essentially be adding doubles and triples to BABIP, so I don't see much reason to do that.
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I wasn't particularly clear- I guess I'm not looking for a rating based on BIP, but rather on contact - thus it would differ by including HR's (strictly speaking, I'd be curious if all the BIP metrics include inside the park HR's). Its not particularly relevant here.