FAQ

Player profile reports provide organizations a plethora of information compiled by BIGS. These profiles provide a summarized overview of a player’s ability. It includes a current MLB score as well as future value scores for the MLB, NPB, KBO, and CPBL. These scores are predictions of a player’s production based on if he were on an average (.500 win PCT team) in that league.

20 = Low-level minor league player unlikely to play at the highest level

30 = Upper-level minor league player who provides little or no value at the highest level

40 = Reserve player at the highest level; a position player is likely to be a bench/role player & a pitcher is likely to be a long reliever or swing-man

50 = Everyday starter at the highest level; a position player is likely to hit in the 6 or 7 spot in the lineup & a pitcher is likely to be a #5 starter or a quality reliever

60 = Impact/all-star level player; a position player would be a top or middle of the lineup hitter with defensive value & a pitcher would be a front line starter or a setup man/closer

70 = Superstar-level player; likely to be Hall of Famers and/or have their numbers retired by their teams

80 = The greatest players to ever play the game

Tools and pitch scores for player profiles are based on the player’s ability at the MLB Level currently.

20 = The worst tool/pitch at the MLB Level

30 = Well below average tool/pitch at the MLB Level

40 = Below average tool/pitch at the MLB Level

50 = Average tool/pitch at the MLB Level

60 = Plus tool/pitch at the MLB Level

70 = Elite tool/pitch at the MLB Level

80 = The best tool/pitch at the MLB Level