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Post poor in-game relief decisions here, Part II
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by MICHAELEVANS » Thu Jul 20, 2006 8:03 pm
Bernie, you're killing me! You said that you could only check the day after the game. If you notice, I posted it at 9 this morning. I really want to know HAL's logic on this one, since it cost me the deciding game 5 of the semifinals.......
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by joeoc » Mon Jul 24, 2006 7:01 am
Why was Giuisti left to ptich to Cobb with three lefties in the pen, with two of them having not pitched in the previous game.
[url]http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/baseball/stratomatic/atg2/league/boxscore.html?group_id=33793&g_id=245[/url]
[url]http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/baseball/stratomatic/atg2/league/boxscore.html?group_id=33793&g_id=245[/url]
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by Palanion » Wed Jul 26, 2006 11:00 am
You still looking here Bernie?
I want to reiterate a previous query, with an example of my own.
While it is not necessarily a RP issue, it is about relieving a pitcher.
Ojeda is trailing 2-1, yes he's allowed 11 baserunners and 100 pitches in 6 innings, but he was not fatigued.
Settings: Ojeda - slow hook
So why would HAL pinch-hit for him to START an inning. Bottom of sixth, Buckner in for Ojeda.
I would never pinch-hit for a starting pitcher with NO runners on base before the seventh inning, unless his fatigue factor suggested I do so, like Lolich (S6*) as an example.
So, why did HAL make such a move?
I am hoping that there are settings like that available in ATGIII.
LINK: http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/baseball/stratomatic/atg2/league/boxscore.html?group_id=34151&g_id=33
Bill
I want to reiterate a previous query, with an example of my own.
While it is not necessarily a RP issue, it is about relieving a pitcher.
Ojeda is trailing 2-1, yes he's allowed 11 baserunners and 100 pitches in 6 innings, but he was not fatigued.
Settings: Ojeda - slow hook
So why would HAL pinch-hit for him to START an inning. Bottom of sixth, Buckner in for Ojeda.
I would never pinch-hit for a starting pitcher with NO runners on base before the seventh inning, unless his fatigue factor suggested I do so, like Lolich (S6*) as an example.
So, why did HAL make such a move?
I am hoping that there are settings like that available in ATGIII.
LINK: http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/baseball/stratomatic/atg2/league/boxscore.html?group_id=34151&g_id=33
Bill
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by bernieh » Wed Jul 26, 2006 11:19 am
I'm sorry, but I am not actively monitoring this thread anymore; I thought I had announced that. This thread was never intended to be about me explaining certain decisions the computer makes - it was about getting examples from you so that I know what to look at. It definitely served its purpose. I had made a lot of progress with the improvements but had to get switch gears for a bit to work on ATG III. I fully intend to resume my efforts with a vengeance.
To answer the last question, which has been asked before: Slow Hook does not mean "consistently leave this guy in for longer than a Normal Hook." It means "leave this guy in in this situation more frequently than normal" - in other words, there's still a chance, albeit a smaller one, that he will be taken out in a Normal Hook situation.
To answer the last question, which has been asked before: Slow Hook does not mean "consistently leave this guy in for longer than a Normal Hook." It means "leave this guy in in this situation more frequently than normal" - in other words, there's still a chance, albeit a smaller one, that he will be taken out in a Normal Hook situation.
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