Summary

On the summary page it gives some general information.

For batters, like showing in the picture above, you will see a basic depiction of their ratings.

Contact - This rating is a mixture of both BABIP and Avoid K's
- BABIP - This rating shows how good a player is at likely to put the ball in play and get more hits, with a higher batting average.
- Avoid K's - is a measure of how well a player avoids striking out. Avoid K's directly affects the number of times a player strikes out. For example, players with high Avoid K's ratings are more likely to foul off pitches with two strikes than to go down swinging.
Gap Power - is a measure of how much power a player has to the gaps - the places in the outfield between the left fielder and center fielder, and between the center fielder and right fielder. Gap Power directly affects the number of doubles and triples a player hits. Gap Power, however, has no direct effect on home runs, or on the likelihood that a player will make contact.
Power - directly affects the number of home runs a player hits. Power, however, has no direct effect on the likelihood that a player will make contact.
Eye - is a measure of how well a player assesses incoming pitches and determines whether they will be balls or strikes. Eye directly affects the number of times a player walks. However, Eye has no direct effect on the likelihood that a player will make contact, or strike out.

For pitchers, you will get their basic pitching ratings, including their pitches.