My starters stamina never gets to full after 5 days rest.

[Ryan97]

Your just running his stamina too low, which quick counts will help you out with because of the realistic pitch counts. In the past version depending on how your sliders were set up I would doubt you were getting 100 pitches deep in every start.

I really try not to take my starters any deeper then 6 innings. And if I do, then the next start hes on a short leash maybe 5 innings or 80 pitches.

[stlcardsfan44]

I play quick counts too and I'm not having issues with stamina, but I moved the stamina slider up and I think that's helping!!! My pitchers sometimes go 110 pitches too. When it comes time for there turn, they are full stamina.

[dfhzhen]

I think it has to do with quick counts

[Knight165]

What team?

How are the stamina and durability ratings?
I find pitchers a little too ready IMO on the Mets even after extended outings.
I already have RP stamina at -3....

M.K.
Knight165

[dfhzhen]

I think it has to do with quick counts

[Pandetta]

Both posters saying, it's quick counts are bots.

They are repeating a sentence from a previous post (and with some irony they started repeating each other).

[Mitchrapp]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ryan97

Your just running his stamina too low, which quick counts will help you out with because of the realistic pitch counts. In the past version depending on how your sliders were set up I would doubt you were getting 100 pitches deep in every start. I really try not to take my starters any deeper then 6 innings. And if I do, then the next start hes on a short leash maybe 5 innings or 80 pitches.

It's that what you need to it kind of sucks..6 innings (100 pitches) isn't much. Even if he went 8 not sure why someone would be fatigued 5 days later. Some pitchers maybe but Justin Verander type?

[msmith05]

Has anyone messed with relievers stamina...I got guys in the pen that can throw 4 innings without tiring...and I am not talking long relievers