Fantasy cards

Again, they are different players. Not all players are equally good at skating. And while Lundell has lower speed and acceleration stats than Hanifin, many of Lundell's other stats are higher than Hanifin's stats will be at 89 overall. I don't understand why you are just completely ignoring everything that I wrote and saying that Lundell's speed and acceleration stats don't make sense because some other player has higher speed and acceleration stats. I think I explained pretty clearly why those stats are correct.

Well it needs to be fixed because it makes no sense for an 83 fantasy cards to have the same acceleration and speed and 89 fantasy cards if you look at the Vegas fantasy card has the same acceleration and speed as a 89 overall fantasy card which make no sense see what I mans 83 overall with 86 acceleration and 87 speed but 89 overall with the same makes no sense 

Again, his speed and acceleration stats are correct. It's +0.5 speed and acceleration per overall, so +6 overall means +3 speed and acceleration. And he has gotten exactly +3 speed and acceleration between 83 and 89 overall.

And no, the speed and acceleration stats on his 85 overall card are not "literally almost the same" as on his 89 overall card. They are closer to his 83 overall card than his 89 overall card. And that's how it should be.

And yes, there are other cards with higher speed and acceleration than Lundell at the same overall, but that doesn't really matter because they are different players. There are also Fantasy Hockey cards (and other cards as well) with lower speed and acceleration than Lundell at the same overall.

I agree that +0.5 speed and acceleration per overall is not a perfect system. But it's the system that EA is using, and therefore the speed and acceleration stats on Lundell's Fantasy Hockey card are correct.