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Tyler O'Neill
The 151st best left fielder in MLB The Show 26, out of 238 that we rate. He also plays right field.
the worst left fielder in the gamethe best
12the game always paysNobody currently has both a buy order and a listing on this card, so there is no honest price to quote.
It is our own score for how good a card is. Rather than trust the number the game prints on the front, it reads the card's actual ratings — power, contact, fielding and the rest — and weighs them the way the game appears to. It runs past 100 because those underlying ratings do.
Where this card's 70.9 comes from · How the whole thing was built
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What the market is doingthe asking price, and what it is really selling for
The cheapest listing is 28, but the last 200 sales averaged 110 (over 5 days). Either somebody has listed under the going rate, or the price is falling faster than that average has caught up. 200 sales, over 5 days.
What he actually does
An average power bat, with poor contact behind it. The splits matter here: poor power against right-handers and very good against lefties, so he is a different hitter depending on who is pitching. Poor in the field for a left fielder, with a solid arm.
Best at
- Arm strengthsolid #222 88
- Plate disciplinesolid #546 76
- Speedaverage #702 70
- Poweraverage #716 74
Worst at
- Clutchvery poor #1,813 30
- Fieldingpoor #1,674 50
- Durabilitysolid #1,472 78
- Plate visionpoor #1,447 46
Every ratingthe game's own numbers, where 125 is the ceiling
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On the bases
In the field
Small ball and health
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Our rating reads the card's own ratings and weighs each one the way the game appears to. Nothing is hand-set. Across 1,564 hitters it lands within 0.93 of a point of the rating the game gives them.
It starts every hitter at 17.9 and adds the rest from here. How we know
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