Is Garcia right?
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 2015 6:36 pm
John's blog today addressed stealing and used Trouts 5/- 19-6 steal rating as an example.
This means when the computer attempts to steal with Trout it will first 'roll' two dice to see if he achieves a good lead. If the 'roll' is a 5 he achieves the good lead and will automatically attempt to steal 2nd base with a safe chance of 19 +/- the catcher's arm and pitcher's hold ratings and then minus 2 for being held on base. If the 'roll' is not a 5, the computer re-evaluates whether or not to attempt a steal with a safe chance of 13 +/- the catcher's arm and pitcher's hold ratings and then minus 4 for being held on base.
I was under the impression that if a good lead wasn't achieved the second number to evaluate whether to steal or not would be 6, not 13 (19 minus 6).
Rosie
This means when the computer attempts to steal with Trout it will first 'roll' two dice to see if he achieves a good lead. If the 'roll' is a 5 he achieves the good lead and will automatically attempt to steal 2nd base with a safe chance of 19 +/- the catcher's arm and pitcher's hold ratings and then minus 2 for being held on base. If the 'roll' is not a 5, the computer re-evaluates whether or not to attempt a steal with a safe chance of 13 +/- the catcher's arm and pitcher's hold ratings and then minus 4 for being held on base.
I was under the impression that if a good lead wasn't achieved the second number to evaluate whether to steal or not would be 6, not 13 (19 minus 6).
Rosie