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The only unrealistic thing I got going right now is that I've had at least 10 instances of 15-game hitting streak, about 5 20-gamers, and 3 go above 25 games, and Giles and Joe Thurston both maxxed out at 31 games.
I've got three batters hitting over .400, highest being .415 (Thurston), but he earned the starting spot about 10 games in, and I got like 4 guys flirting with .400, in the .385+ range. And I HAVE had games where my team'll pile on like 15-20 hits, as will the comp.. I'm not sure to be worried about unrealistic averages or not seeing as 50 games REALLY isn't that far into a season. But I really see no HORRIFIC slumps in the near future that'll knock that average down to anything less that .360 or whatever.. Thinking back, not sure if I'm using FAST pitching or VERY FAST pitching.... have to check when I get home.
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Here's a theory that I just remembered. Do you walk alot? If you don't, you can justify those extra hits as walks that the batter would have gotten in real life (as long as they aren't all doubles, tripes, or hr's for that matter). What you need to look at, if someone's hitting .350 with little to no walks, is his career avg OBP around .350?
Its a good way to justify all those hits.
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