When do you put IF in with an all "1" IF?
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When do you put IF in with an all "1" IF?
by durantjerry » Mon Apr 17, 2006 9:05 pm
One team in Petco with great pitching and a limited offense I pit it "in" in the 1st inning. On another in Fenway, with a little more pop, I went with the fourth inning. What do you think?
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by MARCPELLETIER » Mon Apr 17, 2006 10:27 pm
Personally, I always set it up at second inning, except when playing in Coors field with a bad pitching staff.
The reason I don't put inf in right off the first inning is to make sure that my pitcher will not pitch only one inning. As you know, a pitcher becomes fatigue if he allows five runs in one inning, and because a team starts the game with its best line-up, the biggest risk to give away five runs in one inning is the first inning.
Other than that first inning, I prefer to play aggressive and all in. I don't want to give free runs.
The reason I don't put inf in right off the first inning is to make sure that my pitcher will not pitch only one inning. As you know, a pitcher becomes fatigue if he allows five runs in one inning, and because a team starts the game with its best line-up, the biggest risk to give away five runs in one inning is the first inning.
Other than that first inning, I prefer to play aggressive and all in. I don't want to give free runs.
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