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#80007	01/30/2021 1:00:36 pm	Jan 15th, 2049	Ignore
motko Joined: 09/06/2014 Posts: 358 Nauvoo The Great Horned Owl IV.6	Is the pitch repertoire just cosmetic? I remember few years ago some1 in the forum suggested that they are there just for nothing and has nothing to do with the game play? Do they correlate with the skill set?
#80009	01/30/2021 2:15:53 pm	Jan 15th, 2049	Ignore
Rock777 Joined: 09/21/2014 Posts: 9601 Haverhill Halflings III.1	I believe some folks found that the order of the repertoire could provide a hint to skill set. Fastball is always first, but if the second pitch is a Change-up and the third is a Curveball for instance, it probably indicates that the pitcher has higher CoS than Movement.
#80017	01/31/2021 12:30:39 am	Jan 15th, 2049	Ignore
g10rsh Joined: 02/05/2016 Posts: 170 Champaign Suzumebachi VI.2	This is totally unfounded, but ive been testing the theory that pitchers with more pitches are more likely to do better in long innings (the whole, every time a batter sees the same pitch from the same player in a game the better they recognize it.)
#80021	01/31/2021 8:50:13 am	Jan 15th, 2049	Ignore
NotGood88 Joined: 08/28/2020 Posts: 510 Prattville Black Cats II.2	I personally believe that pitchers perform better when they have more pitches, compared to a person of similar build and SI. It seems to be the case with my guys, anyways.
#80034	01/31/2021 4:40:07 pm	Jan 15th, 2049	Ignore
Gooples Joined: 08/16/2019 Posts: 4 Inactive	I've found myself looking at pitch repertoire more recently, in tandem with their SI skill set. Someone with a "slider will be exceptional" tells me the movement will be great, but if they also throw a curveball or knuckle-curve, for example, then I can expect he'll have 2/2+ pitches with great movement. It's not the end all be all, but something to take note of. Adversely, someone with a crazy fastball scouting report that only throw a fastball and change-up would look dicey to me.
#80038	02/01/2021 12:58:09 pm	Jan 15th, 2049	Ignore
hockeytrb99 Joined: 07/11/2015 Posts: 38 Sandusky Warriors VI.1	I use to have a starter with only 2 pitches and I remember he would get shelled all the time. Now I have a reliver with 2 pitches and he does ok. Maybe the repertoire matter more when a pitcher throws more pitches in a game. http://brokenbat.org/player/240848
#80039	02/01/2021 1:10:12 pm	Jan 15th, 2049	Ignore
NotGood88 Joined: 08/28/2020 Posts: 510 Prattville Black Cats II.2	Absolutely, hockey. The fewer pitches a low-repertoire guy throws, the better he most likely does, definitely should put those guys at reliever.
#80044	02/01/2021 2:51:19 pm	Jan 15th, 2049	Ignore
Ken_Kennilworth Joined: 11/26/2019 Posts: 400 Charleston Hawks II.1	re: 2 pitch relievers that is just like real life--a short stint relief pitcher can get by on just two good pitches...meanwhile, a starter usually needs a few pitches he can get over with one or two nasties as an out pitch

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