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  • Blaise
    L*st M*n R*nn*ng
    • Jul 2002
    • 1457
    #16
    Re: Intentional Walk

    Maybe I should clarify myself, what I was trying to say was, In a game, the CPU was int walking my Switch Hitter to get to my Right Hander. The CPU threw 3 balls that were int, but the last one that was int didnt go all the way out, like the others. I still got the BB, but not the int BB, which I thought was kinda weird.
    Vi Veri Universum Vivus Vici

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      • Blaise
        L*st M*n R*nn*ng
        • Jul 2002
        • 1457
        #17
        Re: Intentional Walk

        Maybe I should clarify myself, what I was trying to say was, In a game, the CPU was int walking my Switch Hitter to get to my Right Hander. The CPU threw 3 balls that were int, but the last one that was int didnt go all the way out, like the others. I still got the BB, but not the int BB, which I thought was kinda weird.
        Vi Veri Universum Vivus Vici

        "Do you know how to catch a ball with no eyes, and stubby hands?.......You catch it with your heart"

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          • SportsGameLover
            Banned
            • Oct 2002
            • 580
            #18
            Re: Intentional Walk

            </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
            Maybe I should clarify myself, what I was trying to say was, In a game, the CPU was int walking my Switch Hitter to get to my Right Hander. The CPU threw 3 balls that were int, but the last one that was int didnt go all the way out, like the others. I still got the BB, but not the int BB, which I thought was kinda weird.

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            I've seen this type of thing twice now. The first time, I have a runner on 2nd and a good hitter coming up. The first pitch is clearly an intentional ball and the announcer even says, "Looks like they're just going to put him on". The second pitch is another intentional ball. The third pitch is right down the middle for a strike. "What the hell???", I'm thinking. Then another pitch for a strike. I ended up drawing a walk, but after the first two intentional balls, every pitch was trying to get me out.

            I also had an instance where after the first intentional ball, with the announcer again making a comment about them intentionally walking me, the pitcher threw three balls, but all of them were barely balls.

            This isn't a gamebreaker for me at all, but it's one of those things that make you wonder.

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              • SportsGameLover
                Banned
                • Oct 2002
                • 580
                #19
                Re: Intentional Walk

                </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
                Maybe I should clarify myself, what I was trying to say was, In a game, the CPU was int walking my Switch Hitter to get to my Right Hander. The CPU threw 3 balls that were int, but the last one that was int didnt go all the way out, like the others. I still got the BB, but not the int BB, which I thought was kinda weird.

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                I've seen this type of thing twice now. The first time, I have a runner on 2nd and a good hitter coming up. The first pitch is clearly an intentional ball and the announcer even says, "Looks like they're just going to put him on". The second pitch is another intentional ball. The third pitch is right down the middle for a strike. "What the hell???", I'm thinking. Then another pitch for a strike. I ended up drawing a walk, but after the first two intentional balls, every pitch was trying to get me out.

                I also had an instance where after the first intentional ball, with the announcer again making a comment about them intentionally walking me, the pitcher threw three balls, but all of them were barely balls.

                This isn't a gamebreaker for me at all, but it's one of those things that make you wonder.

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