Why does the CPU starting Pitcher never get tired?

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  • BustinLoose
    Rookie
    • Mar 2004
    • 302

    #1

    Why does the CPU starting Pitcher never get tired?

    Played a game last night between Indians and Rangers, and Colby Lewis gave up 11 hits and 7 runs with a pitch count of 98 and pitched a complete game. How can you make starting pitchers get tired more frequently?
  • Yankees101
    Rookie
    • Aug 2008
    • 39

    #2
    Re: Why does the CPU starting Pitcher never get tired?

    Originally posted by BustinLoose
    Played a game last night between Indians and Rangers, and Colby Lewis gave up 11 hits and 7 runs with a pitch count of 98 and pitched a complete game. How can you make starting pitchers get tired more frequently?
    98 pitches isn't a lot......

    Being kept in to give up 7 runs is interesting however, since the game tends to pull starters if they start giving up 5+ runs.

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    • Oh Tyrant
      Rookie
      • Oct 2011
      • 54

      #3
      Re: Why does the CPU starting Pitcher never get tired?

      Originally posted by Yankees101
      98 pitches isn't a lot......

      Being kept in to give up 7 runs is interesting however, since the game tends to pull starters if they start giving up 5+ runs.
      Unless they were spaced out, or it was a close game. But 98 pitches is a low pitch count, be more patient at the plate. I aim for 15-20 pitches per inning.

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      • branch
        Rookie
        • Apr 2011
        • 27

        #4
        Re: Why does the CPU starting Pitcher never get tired?

        The computer pulled CJ wilson in the 8th inning after throwing 102 pitches. I was only winning 2-1.

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