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  • JK_Livin22
    Rookie
    • Apr 2009
    • 25

    #1

    Stamina for Pitchers

    Haven't decided if I think 1 or 2 is the best stamina setting for starting pitchers. Actually it seems like somewhere in between would probably be about right. What do you guys think? The default setting of 5 is waaaay to high. I haven't done much trial and error on the relief pitchers yet, any suggestions?
  • briand23
    Rookie
    • Mar 2009
    • 278

    #2
    Re: Stamina for Pitchers

    I set it down to 4 for both user and cpu and I think its just right... I can still go 100+ pitches with the guys that should be able to (unless I get shelled w/ runs) and the guys with less that stellar stamina are hurting or losing accuracy by around 70-80 pitches... makes for more realism imo.
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    • Phoenixmgs
      Banned
      • Feb 2009
      • 751

      #3
      Re: Stamina for Pitchers

      You have to realize that in season or franchise play, you need to up starter stamina because if a pitcher throws a normal start pitch count wise, he will not be at full energy for his next start.

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      • JK_Livin22
        Rookie
        • Apr 2009
        • 25

        #4
        Re: Stamina for Pitchers

        Wow, it must play out much differently than when simming. When I fast forward to later innings, say 6th or 7th, I having pitchers throwing around 70 pitches with half their energy remaining. With the exception of CC, and maybe Halladay, they aren't too many guys that throw 130+ pitches.

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        • JK_Livin22
          Rookie
          • Apr 2009
          • 25

          #5
          Re: Stamina for Pitchers

          Hmmm, I am going to be playing some fairly long Rivalry series
          so I am going to want my pitchers to be able to go with a 5 man rotation and be fully rested, but then again, I want to be able to get into my opponents bullpen without having to see a 120+ pitches from every one of their starters..

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          • Cras
            Rookie
            • Apr 2008
            • 230

            #6
            Re: Stamina for Pitchers

            Default seems to work for me so far.
            100 pitches still leaves some in the tank, and since it is pitch count and not actual stamina that makes managers use the hook at the magic centennial mark, I think a pitcher should be able to throw 120 pitches before getting gassed.
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            • chuckm1961
              MVP
              • Mar 2005
              • 1429

              #7
              Re: Stamina for Pitchers

              Originally posted by JK_Livin22
              Hmmm, I am going to be playing some fairly long Rivalry series
              so I am going to want my pitchers to be able to go with a 5 man rotation and be fully rested, but then again, I want to be able to get into my opponents bullpen without having to see a 120+ pitches from every one of their starters..
              In 09, I noticed that the Energy Level of pitchers was way, way, way different when I actually pitched versus when I simmed.

              For example, I would throw 100 pitches with Joe Blow and see Stamina at almost nothing. Then I would sim his pitching another day, and he'd be at 120 pitches in the 7th inning with half his Stamina still left!

              I use Classic pitching.... maybe I was holding the button too long and tiring out my pitchers?
              [Insert clever, personally-relevant, or cutting-edge remark, data, link, or picture]

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              • slthree
                MVP
                • Sep 2003
                • 2529

                #8
                Re: Stamina for Pitchers

                I have CPU stamina at 0 for starters and relievers. It works for me. Top guys are still pitching into the 7th and 8th innings. It has to be 0 for me because I cant get the pitch count up high enough to chase them

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                • briand23
                  Rookie
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 278

                  #9
                  Re: Stamina for Pitchers

                  Originally posted by Phoenixmgs
                  You have to realize that in season or franchise play, you need to up starter stamina because if a pitcher throws a normal start pitch count wise, he will not be at full energy for his next start.
                  this is absolutely correct... even if you feel you get a "realistic" pitch count/innings worked in one game... with the pitcher stamina lower than 5 your starter... even your ace w/ maxed stamina will not be fully rested for his next start... and this is even at the start of the season...

                  had this happen with King Felix (had the stamina at 4)... 1st start of the season... pitched 7.1 innings with 110 pitches... and then was only about 85% for his next start... imagine how tired he would be in a playoff series when you are just using a 3-4 man starting rotation.
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