Pitching Sliders , something u should know

[Tyrant8RDFL]

In this game the CPU or anyone u play isnt patient at the plate,and swing early in the count, so to set the fatigue slider at a setting that will allow your pitcher to throw a 100 pitches will pretty much gaurantee every starter pitching into the 9th or 10 inning.
Your better off looking to see where his fatigue is at the 7th inning, and it needs to be anywhere from 20 to 30 %, and set the fatigue slider according to that, and remember only some pitchers can pitch into the 7th , 8th and 9th inning. What are your thoughts about it?

[smsuduck]

Re: Pitching Sliders , something u should know

On a side note...

I've noticed in the gmcareer that when you push your pitchers past about 25% they won't always be 100% for that next start so 20% became my new 0% in my mind.

[brunnoce]

Re: Pitching Sliders , something u should know

yes thats very truth and this one of the resons why i have gave up many times in using my starters CG.

[Tyrant8RDFL]

Re: Pitching Sliders , something u should know

On a side note...

I've noticed in the gmcareer that when you push your pitchers past about 25% they won't always be 100% for that next start so 20% became my new 0% in my mind.

Im going to check that out, thanks for the heads up.

[NimitsTexan]

Re: Pitching Sliders , something u should know

That last 10-20% of a pitcher's stamina is for those no hit gems he's taken into the 7th ot 8th, and you want him to finish them out, or for that close playoff game when half your normal bullpen is on the DL. You are not intended to run your pitcher down to 0% every game.

[Tyrant8RDFL]

Re: Pitching Sliders , something u should know

That last 10-20% of a pitcher's stamina is for those no hit gems he's taken into the 7th ot 8th, and you want him to finish them out, or for that close playoff game when half your normal bullpen is on the DL. You are not intended to run your pitcher down to 0% every game.

U also risk injury when u pitch them under 10% , I have seen this a few times.