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Quote: Originally Posted by cardinalbird7

HR/9 does nothing except for simming. Pitching clutch is when RISP and you'll notice your controller start to vibrate. A good pitching clutch makes your player relaxed and feel like it is a normal situation. BB/9 HELPS alot IMO. It makes the meter, PP, or whatever using easier to use. You also seem to get more black calls and just seem to spot your pitches overall better. K/9 I assume helps a lot with swing and misses. This probably goes up against the hitter's plate vision. If his PCI isn't even close to the ball then expect a lot of swing and misses. H/9 probably helps you get a lot more grounders and avoid the fat part of the bat. Although I am not exactly sure how this is implemented in the middle of a game. So avoid HR/9, but I'd look into BB/9 and K/9.

I don't know about HR/9, but everything else in this post is correct. With regards to H/9, it's implemented in the opposite way of the Solid Hits slider, or the Contact attribute on a batter. A higher H/9 rating means the batter is less likely to hit the ball solidly. They have less leeway on where the PCI can be while still hitting a line drive or hard fly ball. A low H/9 rating means your PCI can be slightly off the ball and you still have a good chance of hitting it well.