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NEW Defensive Sub Question
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Sun Apr 12, 2009 1:45 amby bvargus
I thought I had a nice plan going into the season, with both Shane Victorino and Mike Cameron, both "1's" in CF. Victorino's starts, and I list him as my defensive replacement in RF, since he's also a "1" there, and have Cameron listed as my replacement in CF. That way, I should end up with "1's" in both places. But HAL repeatedly subs Cameron for Victorino, as if anyone would actually remove a "1" fielder with a late-inning lead, and then puts a backup infielder in RF. Anyone with any advice on how I can get both my "1's" on the field at the same time?
Posted:
Sun Apr 12, 2009 2:06 amby GARYREININGER
I've used this strategy on teams as well. This is what you need to do, at least from my experience:
Defensive Sub 1- Cameron CF
Defensive Sub 2- Victorino RF
Posted:
Mon Apr 13, 2009 1:47 amby bvargus
Thanks. Maybe that's the problem--I had Victorino to RF 1st, then Cameron to CF 2nd..
Posted:
Mon Apr 13, 2009 12:33 pmby Jeepdriver
Helpful Hint:
On a defensive double-switch list the player "not" in the L/U first, the player already "in" the L/U second.
Posted:
Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:23 amby bvargus
Thanks, guys. Switching the order worked.
Posted:
Tue Apr 14, 2009 10:09 pmby coyote303
[quote:1f26dbb552="Jeepdriver"]Helpful Hint:
On a defensive double-switch list the player "not" in the L/U first, the player already "in" the L/U second.[/quote:1f26dbb552]
That's good to know--thanks. I've always just checked the "Remove for defensive sub with lead" box for the guy I want to be taken out and let HAL figure out the rest. My way usually works, but your way gives better control.