Spring training Subbing method?

[milldaddy35]

How often do you sub in Spring training with batters? and how often do you switch pitchers?

[countryboy]

Re: Spring training Subbing method?

How often do you sub in Spring training with batters? and how often do you switch pitchers?

For me it depends.

Typically batters will play 6 innings and then I sub. Starting pitchers will pitch 2 innings and then I'll sub a pitcher every inning.

But it really depends, as far as hitters go, if I'm wanting to see how someone does. Ex: in Year 2 I played Wong and Craig full games at 2B to see who would take that role. I let Tyler Lyons pitch deep into games to see if he could be the 5th starter.

[Scott]

Re: Spring training Subbing method?

For me it depends.

Typically batters will play 6 innings and then I sub. Starting pitchers will pitch 2 innings and then I'll sub a pitcher every inning.

But it really depends, as far as hitters go, if I'm wanting to see how someone does. Ex: in Year 2 I played Wong and Craig full games at 2B to see who would take that role. I let Tyler Lyons pitch deep into games to see if he could be the 5th starter.

So I just saw this post, do you do this for the CPU also?

[countryboy]

Re: Spring training Subbing method?

So I just saw this post, do you do this for the CPU also?

Yes, I sub the cpu teams players similarly to how I sub my own.

[bibibanax]

Re: Spring training Subbing method?

Starting pitcher goes 2 or 3 innings (i play with the Nationals), and I sub him for a pinch hitter.

I generally don't sub position player. I start with my 40-man roster and, at the end of each week (or sometime each day off), I cut a position player and an pitcher, depending on their stats and attributes.

So at the end of Spring Training, I have my 25-man roster to start the year.