Santiago's Almost No-Hitter
Posted: Wed May 27, 2015 8:05 am
HAL pulls Santiago (136 pitches) with 2 out in the 8th, a 5-0 lead, and a no-hitter potentially in the works! Aaarrrrgh!
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Spider 67 wrote:HAL pulls Santiago (136 pitches) with 2 out in the 8th, a 5-0 lead, and a no-hitter potentially in the works! Aaarrrrgh!
l.strether wrote:Spider 67 wrote:HAL pulls Santiago (136 pitches) with 2 out in the 8th, a 5-0 lead, and a no-hitter potentially in the works! Aaarrrrgh!
What were your settings? There are many things that could have led HAL to do so. Firstly, 136 pitches could have led HAL to pull him due to an F setting, or just the pitches themselves plus a Normal relief setting. Also, with whom did he replace Santiago. He also could have thought the relief pitcher was a better match-up, regardless of fatigue.
HAL has no setting for potential no-hitters and isn't even close to sentimental. Considering his already-present quirks, that's a good thing.
poolman wrote:I've lost no hit bids too, but not that late into the game. it would be nice to have that setting as an override, don't pull until allowing a hit.
blue turtle wrote:Count me in on the "Don't steal third and/or home" setting.
As for relieving in a no-hitter, I feel the pain. I think some would depend on the difference in the score. 8-0, leave my guy in. 1-0, no-hitter or not, I want Wade Davis or Dellin Betances in there.