[quote:1e62e35d82="PotKettleBlack"]Batted balls do not all trigger fielding. GB(a) trigger DPs. X-rolls trigger fielding range checks. Errors, I'm not sure about, but I understand that fielding errors happen on X-rolls, while throwing errors happen when throwing.
Given that all X-rolls are the same, range does matter, but what you're talking about is relative quality of pitchers, which is not really a function of skill with the leather of your second baseman. At least as I understand it.[/quote:1e62e35d82]
So can anyone confirm that:
1. Range matters only in the context of X-rolls, and
2. Errors matter on both X-rolls and other fielding plays?
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by The Biomechanical Man » Sat Mar 31, 2012 8:22 am
[quote:557964827d="Guynick"]So can anyone confirm that:
1. Range matters only in the context of X-rolls, and
2. Errors matter on both X-rolls and other fielding plays?[/quote:557964827d]
Range and error rating both only matter in X-rolls.
1. Range matters only in the context of X-rolls, and
2. Errors matter on both X-rolls and other fielding plays?[/quote:557964827d]
Range and error rating both only matter in X-rolls.
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by djmacb » Sat Mar 31, 2012 8:38 am
[quote:5dfc231b1d="The Biomechanical Man"][quote:5dfc231b1d="Guynick"]So can anyone confirm that:
1. Range matters only in the context of X-rolls, and
2. Errors matter on both X-rolls and other fielding plays?[/quote:5dfc231b1d]
Range and error rating both only matter in X-rolls.[/quote:5dfc231b1d]
and outfielders can make throwing errors on base hits or sacrifice flys
1. Range matters only in the context of X-rolls, and
2. Errors matter on both X-rolls and other fielding plays?[/quote:5dfc231b1d]
Range and error rating both only matter in X-rolls.[/quote:5dfc231b1d]
and outfielders can make throwing errors on base hits or sacrifice flys
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by Guynick » Sat Mar 31, 2012 7:15 pm
Amazing. So the notion that you can sacrifice infield defence if you have a staff of strikeout pitchers is a crock, since they have the same number of X-rolls as the ground-baller. The things a person would learn from playing the board game ...
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by scorehouse » Sat Mar 31, 2012 9:55 pm
KO pitchers have less fly balls and gb b/c's where runners can advance.
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by scorehouse » Sun Apr 01, 2012 9:10 pm
back to the original question. how much do you wish to spend? also, balanced power or slanted?
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