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| #55654 | 11/08/2017 10:27:59 pm | May 25th, 2034 | |
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T40Flamelizard Joined: 05/08/2017 Posts: 18 Inactive 
| Can anyone explain to me how these management settings work for pitchers? I have all mine set to the default and don't really tinker with them at all, but I would like to understand better exactly how they work. For example, what does the sideways 8 mean/do? If a pitcher is set to a smallest RD of 3 and a largest RD of 4, what does that mean compared to a smallest RD of -3 and a largest RD of 4? When will these two pitchers come in? How can I make it so a RHS guy can potentially come in to a NON-high leverage situation? I can't find a whole lot on the site about these settings and how they work, and I don't wanna jack up everything without really knowing what I'm doing. Any answers help! Thanks everyone! |
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| #55655 | 11/09/2017 12:13:44 am | May 25th, 2034 | |
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nobodyjones Joined: 12/28/2011 Posts: 170 Seattle Rickey IV.1 
| Can anyone explain to me how these management settings work for pitchers? I have all mine set to the default and don't really tinker with them at all, but I would like to understand better exactly how they work. For example, what does the sideways 8 mean/do? INFINITY If a pitcher is set to a smallest RD of 3 and a largest RD of 4, what does that mean compared to a smallest RD of -3 and a largest RD of 4? When will these two pitchers come in? P1 COMES IN WHEN YOU ARE UP 3 TO 4 RUNS, P2 COMES IN WHEN YOU ARE ANYWHERE DOWN 3 TO UP 4. How can I make it so a RHS guy can potentially come in to a NON-high leverage situation? -INFINITY TO -1, OR SOMETHING LIKE +4 TO +INFINITY. |
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| #55657 | 11/09/2017 3:13:00 am | May 25th, 2034 | |
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AssumedPseudonym Joined: 10/26/2016 Posts: 1130 Deerfield Beach Rats V.7 
| Unfortunately, run differential ranges are only inclusive, not exclusive. You can tell someone to come in when you’re somewhere between down by 3 and up by 3, for example, but not when you’re up or down by at least 3. | ||
| #55701 | 11/10/2017 4:06:14 am | May 29th, 2034 | |
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dlwarren1 Joined: 06/21/2017 Posts: 39 Saginaw Crusaders VI.23 
| what about bunting and base running? | ||
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