Reply to "Perfect Game Grades- Noticed something"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

00 posted:
First, I don't want this to come off the wrong way. I just noticed something when reviewing a few older players profiles.
Errol Robinson for example, Ole Miss SS got a 9.5 grade. He had a sub 7 60, but not a crazy infield or exit velocity (Low 80's), and not a very "strong build". It did mention that he already gave verbal to Ole Miss.
Another player with similar numbers only got an 8, and didn't have a college commitment. Was it because of a lack of college offer yet that one received a lower grade then other. Or maybe an in game situation that made Errol get graded higher? Since the 2 were not that different in numbers
Thanks

PG grades are based upon projection. Considering he was drafted high, actually shows you how it works.

Was the other player you compared him to drafted?

6/13/189:03 AM

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