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Player rankings are based on ''simulated'' (not historical) stats that have accumulated in the sim database over time. They are viewable at numerous points in the software, but are prominent on the database pages where they can greatly assist in good decision-making at draft time. Rankings come in three categories: Total, Era, and Pool.  
 
Player rankings are based on ''simulated'' (not historical) stats that have accumulated in the sim database over time. They are viewable at numerous points in the software, but are prominent on the database pages where they can greatly assist in good decision-making at draft time. Rankings come in three categories: Total, Era, and Pool.  
  
[[File:Rankings martinez.jpg|800px|center|Player Rankings for SP Dennis Martinez]]
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[[File:Rankings martinez.jpg|thumb|center|Player Rankings for SP Dennis Martinez]]
  
'''Total Rank''' refers to a player's (pitcher or batter) standing compared to all eligible players. Pitchers are compared with pitchers, batters with batters. In the example above, pitcher Dennis Martinez is being compared to 4,191 total eligible pitchers.
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'''Total Rank''' refers to a player's (pitcher or batter) standing compared to all eligible players. Pitchers are compared with pitchers, batters with batters. In the example above, pitcher Arlie Pond is being compared to 3,516 total eligible pitchers.
  
'''Era Rank''' refers to a player's standing compared to all eligible players in his era. For example, in the image above Dennis Martinez is ranked 43rd out of 231 eligible pitchers in his era.  
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'''Era Rank''' refers to a player's standing compared to all eligible players in his era. For example, in the image above Arlie Pond is ranked 76th out of 360 eligible pitchers in his era.  
  
'''Pool Rank''' refers to a player's standing to all eligible players in his pool. For example, in the image above Dennis Martinez ranks 596th out of 1,763 eligible players in the SP Pool.
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'''Pool Rank''' refers to a player's standing to all eligible players in his pool. For example, in the image above Arlie Pond ranks 315th out of 1,522 eligible players in the SP Pool.
  
 
To get ranked, a pitcher must have 50 innings of work and a batter must have 200 plate appearances. Pitchers under 100 appearances and batters under 1000 PA will experience a weighted drag effect on their rating. This is so that new entrants don't easily unseat the top ranked players based on only limited play.  
 
To get ranked, a pitcher must have 50 innings of work and a batter must have 200 plate appearances. Pitchers under 100 appearances and batters under 1000 PA will experience a weighted drag effect on their rating. This is so that new entrants don't easily unseat the top ranked players based on only limited play.  
 
The up and down arrows to the left of each rating indicate the ''movement'' of the player in the latest rankings update. In the example above, Martinez' Total Rank has moved up (+ 81) 81 positions since the last published ranking.
 
  
 
Pitcher rankings are determined by earned run average Starting pitchers are compensated for their comparably longer outings so that they compete on an equal playing field with relievers.  
 
Pitcher rankings are determined by earned run average Starting pitchers are compensated for their comparably longer outings so that they compete on an equal playing field with relievers.  

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