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I was under the impression that mostly all the starting pitchers had the same number of ballpark singles chances,...is this incorrect? And if so who are some starting pitchers who would be good to use in a singles park like Royals 1980?

Thanks in advance for any advice or comments.

not all SP's have BPSI's on their cards. ie score, sadecki, etc...

-steven

name some others?

Can anyone think of other starting pitchers with no ballpark singles chances?

You kind find that on Diamond Dope. Pool.

[url]http://www.diamonddope.com/dspStadium.cfm[/url]

L_SI_C and R_SI_C

All pitchers have either 5 or 0 ballpark singles on both sides of their cards. There are no intermediate values.

I believe the entire list of pitchers with 0 ballpark singles on both sides are:

Tiant 68
Pedro 2000
Score
Ryan 86
Sadecki 61
Tom Hall
Bill Zuber 46
vanderMeer 40

There are many starters with no ballpark singles on one side or the other - Pedro (multiple cards), David Cone, Gooden, Catfish Hunter, Ryan, Randy Johnson, Sam McDowell, Mike Scott, Don Sutton, Roy Halladay, Koufax, McNally, Ojeda, and many more.

motherscatcher, couldn't get the site to open? any ideas or a new list?

[quote:34ad2bc734]All pitchers have either 5 or 0 ballpark singles on both sides of their cards. There are no intermediate values. [/quote:34ad2bc734]
Hitters cards are the same way. All either have ballpark singles or they do not. No intermediate.

I have always wondered why it is like that. Seems logical ballpark singles effect would be a sliding scale just like HR ballpark effects.

[quote:3cae0ef85b="scorehouse"]motherscatcher, couldn't get the site to open? any ideas or a new list?[/quote:3cae0ef85b]

Hmm. I wonder what's going on there?

I can get you a list later tonight. I have it on excel on my home computer.

thanks! :D