Can someone explain these two sliders:

[pistolpete]

Pitching MG

and

Bullpen Fatigue Grace

[ChicagoCubsIn2005]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

Pitching Mini Game is how hard the game is in the mini game
Bullpen Fatige Grace is how long it takes a pitcher to warm, there has been several theories on this on

[ChicagoCubsIn2005]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

Pitching Mini Game is how hard the game is in the mini game
Bullpen Fatige Grace is how long it takes a pitcher to warm, there has been several theories on this on

[ChicagoCubsIn2005]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

that answer your question

[ChicagoCubsIn2005]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

that answer your question

[e0820]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

Pitching Mini Game is how hard the game is in the mini game
Bullpen Fatige Grace is how long it takes a pitcher to warm, there has been several theories on this on

So do you go higher to make the bullpen take longer to warm up? or do u go lower?

[e0820]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

Pitching Mini Game is how hard the game is in the mini game
Bullpen Fatige Grace is how long it takes a pitcher to warm, there has been several theories on this on

So do you go higher to make the bullpen take longer to warm up? or do u go lower?

[ChicagoCubsIn2005]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

take longer = -

[ChicagoCubsIn2005]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

take longer = -

[Amber]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

Actually, this is incorrect. The bullpen fatigue grace is the period of time until the pitcher begins to fatigue in the bullpen. For instance, once a pitcher is warmed up, he throws for a certain amount of time in the bullpen at full strength, once this time elapses, then the pitcher begins to fatigue. That is period of time is the bullpen fatigue grace. The higher the number, the longer it will take to fatigue, the more negative the number, the shorter amount of time the reliever will take to begin fatigue.

[Amber]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

Actually, this is incorrect. The bullpen fatigue grace is the period of time until the pitcher begins to fatigue in the bullpen. For instance, once a pitcher is warmed up, he throws for a certain amount of time in the bullpen at full strength, once this time elapses, then the pitcher begins to fatigue. That is period of time is the bullpen fatigue grace. The higher the number, the longer it will take to fatigue, the more negative the number, the shorter amount of time the reliever will take to begin fatigue.

[Cardot]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

Is there a way to make it so pitchers are always ready to go....like video baseball games in the old days?
I don't have patience to mess with warming up pitchers.

[Cardot]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

Is there a way to make it so pitchers are always ready to go....like video baseball games in the old days?
I don't have patience to mess with warming up pitchers.

[Amber]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

ha. Well, argue a call and get your manager ejected early in the game. Then you won't have to worry about anything but playing the game.

Other than that, no, you must warm up pitchers.

[Amber]

Re: Can someone explain these two sliders:

ha. Well, argue a call and get your manager ejected early in the game. Then you won't have to worry about anything but playing the game.

Other than that, no, you must warm up pitchers.