Inexplicable Starter Fatigue--Keefe--Ideas?
Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2021 11:58 am
Hi,
This isn't a question of how to reduce early starter pulls or why Tim Keefe was removed--it is a question of why the PCF algorithm would consider him less than F9 after this meager effort. It doesn't match up with anything I've been tracking or that is documented on the algorithm. It truly seems inexplicably random to me.
I have the S9 Tim Keefe and he was yanked in the second inning of this game after 44 pitches, and went from F9 to F7 following only 3 hits and 2 walks. Granted, one of the hits was a grand salami to Gibson in the first inning, but still--not something I recall seeing.
https://365.strat-o-matic.com/game/playbyplay/456843/422
He hasn't pitched more than 8 1/3 innings in his last 7 starts.
He hasn't relieved or had any weird marathon outings--starts every 5th day.
I've never seen a well rested S9 go to F7 after 3 hits and a couple walks.
I must be missing something or my recollection is failing.
Cheers
This isn't a question of how to reduce early starter pulls or why Tim Keefe was removed--it is a question of why the PCF algorithm would consider him less than F9 after this meager effort. It doesn't match up with anything I've been tracking or that is documented on the algorithm. It truly seems inexplicably random to me.
I have the S9 Tim Keefe and he was yanked in the second inning of this game after 44 pitches, and went from F9 to F7 following only 3 hits and 2 walks. Granted, one of the hits was a grand salami to Gibson in the first inning, but still--not something I recall seeing.
https://365.strat-o-matic.com/game/playbyplay/456843/422
He hasn't pitched more than 8 1/3 innings in his last 7 starts.
He hasn't relieved or had any weird marathon outings--starts every 5th day.
I've never seen a well rested S9 go to F7 after 3 hits and a couple walks.
I must be missing something or my recollection is failing.
Cheers