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zero closer ratings
by JEFFFESPERMAN » Fri Jun 25, 2010 10:04 am
What is the pratical difference between a reliever who is an R2 and one who is rated R2 C0?
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Re: zero closer ratings
by ROBERTLATORRE » Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:17 am
[quote:910107cdd2="UNCtarheel"]What is the pratical difference between a reliever who is an R2 and one who is rated R2 C0?[/quote:910107cdd2]
Definition of a "closer situation" - occurs whenever the defensive team has the lead and the tying run is at-bat or on-base from the 9th inning on.
If a game is in a "closer situation", ignore the R rating and use the C rating. If a pitcher doesn't have a C rating, they are automatically fatigued. This doesn't apply to the starting pitcher if he is in the game when the game goes into a closer situation.
Definition of a "closer situation" - occurs whenever the defensive team has the lead and the tying run is at-bat or on-base from the 9th inning on.
If a game is in a "closer situation", ignore the R rating and use the C rating. If a pitcher doesn't have a C rating, they are automatically fatigued. This doesn't apply to the starting pitcher if he is in the game when the game goes into a closer situation.
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by MARCPELLETIER » Fri Jun 25, 2010 12:15 pm
More important than I thought. A R2 will automatically start at F0 in any closer situation. A R2/C0 will rather begin at F9, and then will go downward after that, but should finish the inning in the mid- or low-Fs
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