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The higher we set the F rating the longer the pitcher stays in-correct? Or is the other way around?

The higher we set the F rating the longer the pitcher stays in-correct? Or is the other way around?

The other way around.

tony best, check your "new messages" at the top of the page.

Yeah F8 means your pitcher is newly fatigued, F0 means he is shot. You really don't want them in there when they are even fatigued a little (like F8).

Bob
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Yeah F8 means your pitcher is newly fatigued, F0 means he is shot. You really don't want them in there when they are even fatigued a little (like F8).

I don't totally agree with this. If you have a stud SP and a weak bullpen it still would be better to have your stud SP remain in the game at F8 or F7 even in my opinion. I do agree that you wouldn't want your simply good or worse SP in the game when they are fatigued.