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FRPLG · 02-17-2005, 08:12 AM

Fantastic resource.
It shows me how system really matters in determining how players are thought of in terms of talent. The grading on these guys seems to completely ignore anything other pure physical talent regardless of stats and system which I think is a great thing. A good example is Ed Hartwell in Baltimore I would have thought he'd get a bigger grade but based pruley on talent he is not a true elite type player. they just have a great system with other solid players around him. Smoot basically falls in the same boat. I would have thought his grade would have been marginally higher but it shows he isn't the pure talent that he thinks he is. I would quibble a lot of some things but honestly they know more than me.

02-17-2005, 08:12 AM	#14
FRPLG MVP Join Date: May 2004 Age: 46 Posts: 10,164	Re: '05 Free Agent Spreadsheet Fantastic resource. It shows me how system really matters in determining how players are thought of in terms of talent. The grading on these guys seems to completely ignore anything other pure physical talent regardless of stats and system which I think is a great thing. A good example is Ed Hartwell in Baltimore I would have thought he'd get a bigger grade but based pruley on talent he is not a true elite type player. they just have a great system with other solid players around him. Smoot basically falls in the same boat. I would have thought his grade would have been marginally higher but it shows he isn't the pure talent that he thinks he is. I would quibble a lot of some things but honestly they know more than me.