1 Range at SS

[pkwmati]

In reference to the info above, a "1" rated infielder has the "#" symbol on rolls of 1-4 on the d20. These normally correspond to GBs, but become "SI2" of Single**.

[apolivka]

So, mystery is (mostly) solved. The funny thing is that HAL was holding a non* base stealer. In real MLB games, of course, that happens all the time, but my impression was that HAL only held on the runners with the * in our online game. Interesting...

[mbertolli]

Im still not sure... The pitcher at the time was Westbrook. Looks like a a plain gb ss x to me.

[timklucinec]

Bertolli,

Does the error rating have a factor? I have Andrus who is a 1 e18. I had a similar situation and the batter got a single. I surmised HAL added the E rating.

Tim Klucinec

[pkwmati]

[quote:853cf629a0="mbertolli"]Im still not sure... The pitcher at the time was Westbrook. Looks like a a plain gb ss x to me.[/quote:853cf629a0]

All that info from above was from the Super Advanced X-Chart. HAL was holding Mora (inexplicably as apolivka pointed out), rolled the gb(x)ss on Westbrook's card and must have "rolled" a 1-4 on the d20, turning a GB into a Single**. What I'm wondering about is why did Mora only get to 2nd. It should have been runners advance 2 bases.