Question about pitcher's fatigue

[kpeercy]

I played my first game of a franchise and used several relievers, but not my closer or one of the middle relievers. After on off day, I was ready for game 2. When I start to go to the bullpen in the 7th, all pitchers are "A" on fatigue with the exception of the closer and middle reliever that I didn't even use the first game! Everyone else were "A"'s. Did my closer and middle reliever go out and get drunk on the off day and fatigue themselves or what? Has anyone else seen this?

[Heelfan71]

Re: Question about pitcher\'s fatigue

I don't think those letters ever change. I think it is just your players fatigue rating.

[Heelfan71]

Re: Question about pitcher\'s fatigue

I don't think those letters ever change. I think it is just your players fatigue rating.

[IlliniM1ke]

Re: Question about pitcher\'s fatigue

Yeah I think it just depends kinda on how quickly a guy can get loose. Guy A could pitch 5 straight games and if he doesn't tire often he could have an A whereas guy B may not pitch for 2 weeks but just not be able to get loose as quickly.

[IlliniM1ke]

Re: Question about pitcher\'s fatigue

Yeah I think it just depends kinda on how quickly a guy can get loose. Guy A could pitch 5 straight games and if he doesn't tire often he could have an A whereas guy B may not pitch for 2 weeks but just not be able to get loose as quickly.

[kpeercy]

Re: Question about pitcher\'s fatigue

So, in the course of a season, how can you tell which relievers are fatigued due to overuse?

[kpeercy]

Re: Question about pitcher\'s fatigue

So, in the course of a season, how can you tell which relievers are fatigued due to overuse?