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| #68030 | 09/02/2019 12:50:30 pm | Apr 18th, 2042 | |
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thothok Joined: 05/06/2019 Posts: 5 Inactive 
| Hi guys, this is my second season and I need your help to understand how to choose my pitchers lineup. Who wants to help me? thanks in advance |
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| #68032 | 09/02/2019 1:58:09 pm | Apr 18th, 2042 | |
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Pig_Cola Joined: 09/15/2013 Posts: 1445 Glendale Marshals III.2 
| Luis Limon's control is not very good, so I'd personally cut him. Get rid of some of your older pitchers and play your young guys to get innings. Also, play around with hooks and pitch counts to see what works best. | ||
| #68044 | 09/03/2019 7:11:26 am | Apr 21st, 2042 | |
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JohnnyBoi62 Joined: 06/21/2019 Posts: 356 Florissant Falcons VI.21 
| I like the layout of your pitching staff, except not so much the 20 and under guys. Gonzalez might develop into a specialist or late reliever. I think the others are investing a lot of time in guys that might only pan out into replaceable players. Whether you decide to keep/cut/play the older guys just depends on team finances and how competitive you want to be vs develop the next round of talent in the 24-26 age group. I like to cycle a lot of pitchers in a game (I don't have a lot of studs yet), so my starters are in the 75-100 pitch count range and I set a hook of 5-6. I set the first inning to go LR at like 4 (don't know if that matters), MRs at 5, setups at 7, and closer either 8 or 9 depending on how good they are. after starters most of my hooks are 3 or less. Rarely does it play out that complex in any one game but i'm usually happy with how the pitchers cycle through. then I just analyze how each one is doing in the stats section over time and give too much thought to what needs to happen from there  |
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