In my franchise with the Red Sox for ASB all of my relievers have been "tired" lately. The weird part is most of the "tired" pitchers haven't pitched in quite a while. When I look at the scouting report under "health status" it tells me they are tired. I am 11 games into the season, and Mike Timlin for example, hasn't pitched at all this season and is considered tired. Ramiro Mendoza pitched for 1 short inning three games ago and he is still tired. Bob howry pitched for 1 inning 5 games ago, and he is still tired. All of my relievers except for one is said to be tired. What is going on?
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Re: ASB- Tired Pitchers
just like in major league baseball, if you don't use a guy often enough he is off his game. Since they do not have a hot/cold rating on ASB, they lower a pitcher's fatigue rating when you have not used him in a while. If you want your bullpen to stay fresh you have to make sure that they all pitch at least once a week or more. Or you can just throw alot of complete games and not worry about it. -
Re: ASB- Tired Pitchers
just like in major league baseball, if you don't use a guy often enough he is off his game. Since they do not have a hot/cold rating on ASB, they lower a pitcher's fatigue rating when you have not used him in a while. If you want your bullpen to stay fresh you have to make sure that they all pitch at least once a week or more. Or you can just throw alot of complete games and not worry about it.Comment
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