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Originally Posted by RonCo
This is incorrect.
League totals are really not totals at all. They are values that determine ther "rates" of the average pitcher/hitter matchup.
Prove it by taking a quickstart league and running a few years. Then restart a new league with the same quickstart league, but multiply all the league totals by 2, and run a few years. I expect fully that, despite the fact that your totals increased by 2, your actual performance in the two leagues will be very similar.
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Would it be correct in saying then that each league total is taken as a percentage of the # of at bats inputted? Would this be the "rate"? For example, if I dropped the number of at bats in the league but kept everything else the same, would we see skyrocketing statistics?
Also, like the other #'s instead of modifiers, is the relationship of at bats inverse? So if I dropped AB's would we actually see more at bats?