EXTREMELY Unrealistic Pitcher Results

Matt / tmfw30 just alerted me to a HUGE problem with pitching outcomes my team had in a recent league.
Ol Hoss Radbourn and George Bradley combined for 655 2/3 innings pitched.

But in real life, they pitched 1251 2/3 innings.

That's 52% less innings than in real life!!!!!
Normalization must be turned back on! Actually solution is simple. They should be able to start every 2.5 games. Yup. Perfect. Script that into Bullpen v4!

I demand action! Send in the hounds!










I sincerely hope I don't need a sarc disclaimer here

They need to be S12*****

First intelligent suggestion I've heard all day

They need to be S12*****

Of course at that point they would cost 30million

Of course at that point they would cost 30million

Ol Hoss Radbourn and George Bradley combined for 655 2/3 innings pitched.

But in real life, they pitched 1251 2/3 innings.

That's 52% less innings than in real life!!!!!
Normalization must be turned back on! Actually solution is simple. They should be able to start every 2.5 games.

The truth is stranger than fiction (or tongue in cheek). Starting every 2.5 games wouldn't be often enough in the 1880s.

Read about the insanely improbable season of 1884 when Radbourn, Sweeney, and the Providence Grays fell prey to the self-inflicted curse of their own success and egos. None of them were ever the same again after that 84 - 28 championship season.

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It sure is!
That's way cool--hadn't read about that before.