Okay, I get that the injury to a hitter tips off which year the card might be...
how do you know what year card a pitcher has?
tip -off?
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by LMBombers » Tue Dec 26, 2006 6:09 am
In a no-DH league there is no way other than watching the stat splits of his performance since he uses the same pitcher card while batting for all the years.
In a DH league pitcher injuries help just like injuries to batters do. Pitcher injuries occur when facing the other team's DH on a roll of 6-12. That is column 6 and result 12. Just look at whether the batter was LH or RH to see what side of the pitcher's card to look at. Pitcher's are a little harder to determine because of the X fielder chances. The X fielding chart results can be anything from a base hit to a ground ball or a flyout, etc.
In a DH league pitcher injuries help just like injuries to batters do. Pitcher injuries occur when facing the other team's DH on a roll of 6-12. That is column 6 and result 12. Just look at whether the batter was LH or RH to see what side of the pitcher's card to look at. Pitcher's are a little harder to determine because of the X fielder chances. The X fielding chart results can be anything from a base hit to a ground ball or a flyout, etc.
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