Do 680 PA hitters get hurt for rest of game? PROVE IT!

[The Biomechanical Man]

It has long been my understanding that a batter with an injury on his card but 680 or more PA can get hurt, but only for the rest of the game. However, in my experience, I don't recall one of these batters being injured even for part of a game. In other words, I am wondering whether 680 PA plays just like having no injury marked on the card.

Can anyone post a link here to a boxscore where a player with 680+ PA was injured for part of a game? The example can be ATG4 or 2008.

Thanks.

[F.O.X]

Maybe you should post this in the main ATG board. There doesn't seem like there is much activity here.

[RICHARDMILTER]

F.O.X. said:[quote:6b880f8f7d]Maybe you should post this in the main ATG board. There doesn't seem like there is much activity here. [/quote:6b880f8f7d]


F.O.X. is right about not a lot of activity in the ,"Strategy" forum,........... and by GUM that is a sad state of affairs. I wish more GMs/players would post ,"Strat strategy" here.

And I really like saying,....... or typing,........"By gum".