How long do you warm up relievers?

[mlblover33]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?

sooo hooligan.. what yuour saying.. is... if i need a reliever.. to go with someone that has a A fatigue rating??? which actually makes f'n sense when i think about it.. DOH!!!

[Hooligan]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?

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mlblover33 said:
sooo hooligan.. what yuour saying.. is... if i need a reliever.. to go with someone that has a A fatigue rating??? which actually makes f'n sense when i think about it.. DOH!!!

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Yeah, A or even B - C's will take forever to warm up (and probably won't ever really warm up).

Look at your starters one game and see how their fatigue ratings coincide with when they pitched. The most recent ones will have D rated fatique. It's the same thing with relievers. Just makes it so you can't keep using the same reliever over and over.

[Hooligan]

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mlblover33 said:
sooo hooligan.. what yuour saying.. is... if i need a reliever.. to go with someone that has a A fatigue rating??? which actually makes f'n sense when i think about it.. DOH!!!

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Yeah, A or even B - C's will take forever to warm up (and probably won't ever really warm up).

Look at your starters one game and see how their fatigue ratings coincide with when they pitched. The most recent ones will have D rated fatique. It's the same thing with relievers. Just makes it so you can't keep using the same reliever over and over.

[Hooligan]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?

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mlblover33 said:
sooo hooligan.. what yuour saying.. is... if i need a reliever.. to go with someone that has a A fatigue rating??? which actually makes f'n sense when i think about it.. DOH!!!

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Yeah, A or even B - C's will take forever to warm up (and probably won't ever really warm up).

Look at your starters one game and see how their fatigue ratings coincide with when they pitched. The most recent ones will have D rated fatique. It's the same thing with relievers. Just makes it so you can't keep using the same reliever over and over.

[BatsareBugs]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?

The relievers take half an inning or more to warm up in the game, by then an A stamina pitcher will be ready with green, a B stamina pitcher will be ready with yellow, and a C stamina pitcher will be ready with either yellow or blue.

[BatsareBugs]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?

The relievers take half an inning or more to warm up in the game, by then an A stamina pitcher will be ready with green, a B stamina pitcher will be ready with yellow, and a C stamina pitcher will be ready with either yellow or blue.

[BatsareBugs]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?

The relievers take half an inning or more to warm up in the game, by then an A stamina pitcher will be ready with green, a B stamina pitcher will be ready with yellow, and a C stamina pitcher will be ready with either yellow or blue.

[mlblover33]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?

i just had my last game and i started warming up a reliver in the 5th so that he would be ready in the 7th well he wasnt even ready in the 9th... he had a b rating and was my least used pitcher out of the pen so far.

soo A fatigue is BAD?? i would have thought that if you have a pitcher with a higher rating that he could be used more freq. this makes no sense to me at all im lost... lol

[mlblover33]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?

i just had my last game and i started warming up a reliver in the 5th so that he would be ready in the 7th well he wasnt even ready in the 9th... he had a b rating and was my least used pitcher out of the pen so far.

soo A fatigue is BAD?? i would have thought that if you have a pitcher with a higher rating that he could be used more freq. this makes no sense to me at all im lost... lol

[mlblover33]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?

i just had my last game and i started warming up a reliver in the 5th so that he would be ready in the 7th well he wasnt even ready in the 9th... he had a b rating and was my least used pitcher out of the pen so far.

soo A fatigue is BAD?? i would have thought that if you have a pitcher with a higher rating that he could be used more freq. this makes no sense to me at all im lost... lol

[ASBFANATIC2K5]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?


Im totally confused

I thought also that A &amp; B stanima guys were the ones that were ready to be used in that game and C`s were either exhaused or under used ?

Every so often in ASB 04 I have a guy that`s a C and he rarely warms up and when I put him in he`s enters at 75% energy, but after that the next game he`s a B or A... so I figured he was just under used and needed to be used in the game to get his activity up

But now I hear it`s the exact opposite ????

Can someone explain this better.....

[ASBFANATIC2K5]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?


Im totally confused

I thought also that A &amp; B stanima guys were the ones that were ready to be used in that game and C`s were either exhaused or under used ?

Every so often in ASB 04 I have a guy that`s a C and he rarely warms up and when I put him in he`s enters at 75% energy, but after that the next game he`s a B or A... so I figured he was just under used and needed to be used in the game to get his activity up

But now I hear it`s the exact opposite ????

Can someone explain this better.....

[ASBFANATIC2K5]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?


Im totally confused

I thought also that A &amp; B stanima guys were the ones that were ready to be used in that game and C`s were either exhaused or under used ?

Every so often in ASB 04 I have a guy that`s a C and he rarely warms up and when I put him in he`s enters at 75% energy, but after that the next game he`s a B or A... so I figured he was just under used and needed to be used in the game to get his activity up

But now I hear it`s the exact opposite ????

Can someone explain this better.....

[Hooligan]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?

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mlblover33 said:
i just had my last game and i started warming up a reliver in the 5th so that he would be ready in the 7th well he wasnt even ready in the 9th... he had a b rating and was my least used pitcher out of the pen so far.

soo A fatigue is BAD?? i would have thought that if you have a pitcher with a higher rating that he could be used more freq. this makes no sense to me at all im lost... lol

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A is still the "most rested" with b being second most rested. However, I believe that any pitcher under A will only get to yellow, as stated above.

Don't worry, you can definitely put in a pitcher that is warmed up to yellow, but he isn't going to be as effective.

I think there are a few other hidden factors which are contributing to the confusion, but I'm positive that A is good in terms of fatigue.

[Hooligan]

Re: How long do you warm up relievers?

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mlblover33 said:
i just had my last game and i started warming up a reliver in the 5th so that he would be ready in the 7th well he wasnt even ready in the 9th... he had a b rating and was my least used pitcher out of the pen so far.

soo A fatigue is BAD?? i would have thought that if you have a pitcher with a higher rating that he could be used more freq. this makes no sense to me at all im lost... lol

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A is still the "most rested" with b being second most rested. However, I believe that any pitcher under A will only get to yellow, as stated above.

Don't worry, you can definitely put in a pitcher that is warmed up to yellow, but he isn't going to be as effective.

I think there are a few other hidden factors which are contributing to the confusion, but I'm positive that A is good in terms of fatigue.