I often wonder why random vets tend to win Cys when my pitchers with 3-5 plus plus pitches and great numbers don't. Great explanation, can't wait for OOTP24!!
Can anyone here point me in the right direction to understand how RP fatigue affects a starting pitcher? In my fictional league I sometimes see starters brought in as relief pitchers (I have very rarely done this myself only in emergency extra inning situations). When I look at my opponent's substitution screen I added SP fatigue and RP fatigue and their starters all have low RP fatigue %,, but good SP fatigue. I just can't seem to find any explanation on how these two stats interact. Surely a starting pitcher with low RP fatigue has some affect on his ability to start, right?
Do you read the comments? I have a question that I can't get an answer to. Batters have a spray chart in their batting stats tab. Is there any way to check a pitchers actual pitch usage? Example: how often does a pitcher with 3 pitches (FB, slider, change) actually throw each pitch in an 80-90 pitch outing? I ask this question because as a player that always plays Colorado I can't understand how often pitchers get beat in crucial situations with their worse pitch. Is this something that comes under catcher ratings? Is there something I am missing? And, this is my 10th year of playing.
There's no way to check pitcher pitch usage. For the record, it doesn't really matter, since the way a pitcher's success is determined has nothing to do with which pitches he throws, but rather the aggregate affect on K% (and movement and control for HR% and BB%).
@@sgtmushroom Thanks for the reply and insight. Since I,ve recently played 2 seasons of a save that took nearly 3 months to play out I had started to notice (particularly Coors Field) how often a pitchers least effective pitch went great distances. And, how often it happened on 0-2, 1-2 pitches. This actually reflected a Rockies problem that started about the time of Ubaldo Jimenez that went with a particular theory about pitching there. As an ex HS, Junior College catcher now 70 I can still remember my JC coach getting in my face before a game yelling "beat em with heat". Thanks for letting me talk a bit, I'm currently simming a new save so I can start an expansion using your settings
Great defense would be : SS with 80+ range/ strong arm -- CF with 80+ range/ good error rate -- C with 70+ catcher ability Good defense would be the same but maybe 70 values instead of 80's and a C ability of say 62-65 My opinion anyway
I have found that the number one thing that makes a starting pitcher effective in OOTP is *not* having a torn UCL or rotator cuff. 😄
That is definitely one of the things that doesn't help. I was actually planning to make a video on this some time soon.
Seems to happen at least once a year
This is so true, the injuries are ridiculous
Those are NOTHING compared to torn Labrums especially if a surgery is required. Career ender. Seen 80s slide down to a 41 overall the next year.
I often wonder why random vets tend to win Cys when my pitchers with 3-5 plus plus pitches and great numbers don't. Great explanation, can't wait for OOTP24!!
Thanks for the info. You’re doing a great job. 👍
Good video. Would love an update to the defense video from the pre-release if anything changed.
Absolutely, you can count on that coming soon.
Can anyone here point me in the right direction to understand how RP fatigue affects a starting pitcher? In my fictional league I sometimes see starters brought in as relief pitchers (I have very rarely done this myself only in emergency extra inning situations). When I look at my opponent's substitution screen I added SP fatigue and RP fatigue and their starters all have low RP fatigue %,, but good SP fatigue. I just can't seem to find any explanation on how these two stats interact. Surely a starting pitcher with low RP fatigue has some affect on his ability to start, right?
Can you please make a video about ball park dimensions and how to best take advantage of them?
Absolutely, very good idea.
Love this video but a 3.5 ERA guy is amazing in this era! lol
pls come back
Thanks for the insight
Do you read the comments? I have a question that I can't get an answer to. Batters have a spray chart in their batting stats tab. Is there any way to check a pitchers actual pitch usage? Example: how often does a pitcher with 3 pitches (FB, slider, change) actually throw each pitch in an 80-90 pitch outing? I ask this question because as a player that always plays Colorado I can't understand how often pitchers get beat in crucial situations with their worse pitch. Is this something that comes under catcher ratings? Is there something I am missing? And, this is my 10th year of playing.
There's no way to check pitcher pitch usage. For the record, it doesn't really matter, since the way a pitcher's success is determined has nothing to do with which pitches he throws, but rather the aggregate affect on K% (and movement and control for HR% and BB%).
@@sgtmushroom Thanks for the reply and insight. Since I,ve recently played 2 seasons of a save that took nearly 3 months to play out I had started to notice (particularly Coors Field) how often a pitchers least effective pitch went great distances. And, how often it happened on 0-2, 1-2 pitches. This actually reflected a Rockies problem that started about the time of Ubaldo Jimenez that went with a particular theory about pitching there. As an ex HS, Junior College catcher now 70 I can still remember my JC coach getting in my face before a game yelling "beat em with heat". Thanks for letting me talk a bit, I'm currently simming a new save so I can start an expansion using your settings
What are steroids?
When you say 'good' defense, what do you mean by good?
Will make a video on that. I thought I had, but evidently not.
Great defense would be : SS with 80+ range/ strong arm -- CF with 80+ range/ good error rate -- C with 70+ catcher ability
Good defense would be the same but maybe 70 values instead of 80's and a C ability of say 62-65
My opinion anyway