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Nikeford is one of the die hards. He was declaring it the greatest baseball game ever weeks before any of them were released.
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Re: HH Does Tell You When Relievers Are Warm
Nikeford is one of the die hards. He was declaring it the greatest baseball game ever weeks before any of them were released.
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Re: HH Does Tell You When Relievers Are Warm
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Just another example of HH not getting the job done.
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Um, last time I checked there isn't anything in the majors that will tell a manager a reliever is ready. It's not like they have red lights over their heads that light up when they are ready.
It says it takes approximately 10 pitches to get a reliever warmed up, and it says that a mound visit will take up enough time for about 4 pitches. Makes sense...it's not too hard to figure out.
I myself like the system they use, its realistic. No complaints.Comment
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Just another example of HH not getting the job done.
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Um, last time I checked there isn't anything in the majors that will tell a manager a reliever is ready. It's not like they have red lights over their heads that light up when they are ready.
It says it takes approximately 10 pitches to get a reliever warmed up, and it says that a mound visit will take up enough time for about 4 pitches. Makes sense...it's not too hard to figure out.
I myself like the system they use, its realistic. No complaints.Comment
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No it's not realistic. In real baseball, the manager asks the pitcher if he's ready or not. There needs to be something to give the manager a clue. Even if you say it takes 10 pitches, I don't want to sit there and count my pitcher's pitches. I'd rather be able to ask the bullpen guy if he's ready or not. There's a phone to the bullpen to do that.Comment
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No it's not realistic. In real baseball, the manager asks the pitcher if he's ready or not. There needs to be something to give the manager a clue. Even if you say it takes 10 pitches, I don't want to sit there and count my pitcher's pitches. I'd rather be able to ask the bullpen guy if he's ready or not. There's a phone to the bullpen to do that.Comment
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What I like is that it will take a different amount of time for relievers to get ready and starters. Say you go into a long extra inning game and have to bring a starter in. He'll take much longer than 10 pitches to warmup. You just have to know your pitching staff or else you'll bring someone in cold. I know my closer doesn't need 10 pitches to get ready. Some of my relievers take 10 pitches while others seem to take a little longer. You just gotta learn to manage your bullpen...Comment
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Re: HH Does Tell You When Relievers Are Warm
What I like is that it will take a different amount of time for relievers to get ready and starters. Say you go into a long extra inning game and have to bring a starter in. He'll take much longer than 10 pitches to warmup. You just have to know your pitching staff or else you'll bring someone in cold. I know my closer doesn't need 10 pitches to get ready. Some of my relievers take 10 pitches while others seem to take a little longer. You just gotta learn to manage your bullpen...Comment
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Nikeford is one of the die hards. He was declaring it the greatest baseball game ever weeks before any of them were released.
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Was I wrong??? I can have a sensible debate with you, let me hear your side. PM me, and we'll share thoughts on the games.
I have admitted that I love the pitching ideas that MVP has brought to the table, I think all baseball should put something like that in, so lets don't go calling me a fan boy just yet, I'm sensible, bring on your debate, Sir.Comment
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Nikeford is one of the die hards. He was declaring it the greatest baseball game ever weeks before any of them were released.
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Was I wrong??? I can have a sensible debate with you, let me hear your side. PM me, and we'll share thoughts on the games.
I have admitted that I love the pitching ideas that MVP has brought to the table, I think all baseball should put something like that in, so lets don't go calling me a fan boy just yet, I'm sensible, bring on your debate, Sir.Comment
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Nikeford is one of the die hards. He was declaring it the greatest baseball game ever weeks before any of them were released.
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Was I wrong??? I can have a sensible debate with you, let me hear your side. PM me, and we'll share thoughts on the games.
I have admitted that I love the pitching ideas that MVP has brought to the table, I think all baseball should put something like that in, so lets don't go calling me a fan boy just yet, I'm sensible, bring on your debate, Sir.
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Yes you were wrong ASB is no where near the greatest basball game ever made, and yes you are a flat out fanboy.
BTW you still owe me your bank account, remember your bet that you thought it takes between 1.5 and 2 seconds for a baseball to go from the mound to homeplate?? You never did respond to that.
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Nikeford is one of the die hards. He was declaring it the greatest baseball game ever weeks before any of them were released.
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Was I wrong??? I can have a sensible debate with you, let me hear your side. PM me, and we'll share thoughts on the games.
I have admitted that I love the pitching ideas that MVP has brought to the table, I think all baseball should put something like that in, so lets don't go calling me a fan boy just yet, I'm sensible, bring on your debate, Sir.
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Yes you were wrong ASB is no where near the greatest basball game ever made, and yes you are a flat out fanboy.
BTW you still owe me your bank account, remember your bet that you thought it takes between 1.5 and 2 seconds for a baseball to go from the mound to homeplate?? You never did respond to that.
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