New Injury Charts

Don't know if you've read this in the SOM newsletter

https://s3.amazonaws.com/som.com/Strat-O-Matic+News+Winter+2016.pdf?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=CLICK%20HERE%20TO%20DOWNLOAD&utm_campaign=SOM%20News%20Winter%202016%20Edition

On page 4, there is an announcement of new super advanced injury charts (with up to 60 game injuries) for both pitchers and batters. Do you think that this be in place for us here?

Bill

Don't know if you've read this in the SOM newsletter

https://s3.amazonaws.com/som.com/Strat-O-Matic+News+Winter+2016.pdf?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=CLICK%20HERE%20TO%20DOWNLOAD&utm_campaign=SOM%20News%20Winter%202016%20Edition

On page 4, there is an announcement of new super advanced injury charts (with up to 60 game injuries) for both pitchers and batters. Do you think that this be in place for us here?

Bill

could be
such a change might allow them to have pitchers like Strohman and Wainwright in the set....

You had me worried...but in the example box: "Examples:  A  batter  with  460  at-­bats  receives  a  60-­ game  injury.  The  maximum  injury  for  him  is  15  games,   so  he  is  injured  15  games  instead  of  60"

Phew!

But it may be pitchers with limited innings can be going up to 30 games...?

You had me worried...but in the example box: "Examples:  A  batter  with  460  at-­bats  receives  a  60-­ game  injury.  The  maximum  injury  for  him  is  15  games,   so  he  is  injured  15  games  instead  of  60"

Phew!

But it may be pitchers with limited innings can be going up to 30 games...?

thirty games is 5 starts
I'd take that if it means I can pitch Strohman ....
also pitcher injury pretty rare

You had me worried...but in the example box: "Examples:  A  batter  with  460  at-­bats  receives  a  60-­ game  injury.  The  maximum  injury  for  him  is  15  games,   so  he  is  injured  15  games  instead  of  60"

Phew!

But it may be pitchers with limited innings can be going up to 30 games...?

thirty games is 5 starts
I'd take that if it means I can pitch Strohman ....
also pitcher injury pretty rare

It says that the pitcher injury can occur when pitching to any batter and that every pitcher will have an individualized injury rating...so that a pitcher with a "6" rating could be injured when he rolls a 6-7 to any batter.

You had me worried...but in the example box: "Examples:  A  batter  with  460  at-­bats  receives  a  60-­ game  injury.  The  maximum  injury  for  him  is  15  games,   so  he  is  injured  15  games  instead  of  60"

Phew!

But it may be pitchers with limited innings can be going up to 30 games...?

thirty games is 5 starts
I'd take that if it means I can pitch Strohman ....
also pitcher injury pretty rare

It says that the pitcher injury can occur when pitching to any batter and that every pitcher will have an individualized injury rating...so that a pitcher with a "6" rating could be injured when he rolls a 6-7 to any batter.

I like it ....

I like the new injury chart, but it should be based on plate appearances instead of AB's.

For example, Paul Goldschmidt, played in 159 games, 567 AB's, but had 118 walks (685 PA not counting sac flies, etc.), so he can be injured up to 15 games, instead of 3 games, that's a pretty big difference.

I like the new injury chart, but it should be based on plate appearances instead of AB's.

For example, Paul Goldschmidt, played in 159 games, 567 AB's, but had 118 walks (685 PA not counting sac flies, etc.), so he can be injured up to 15 games, instead of 3 games, that's a pretty big difference.

good point
someone should tell strato ....

Probably a typo...SOM always worked with PA.

Wow, major overhaul

Still, 15 game injury chances double.

With a split of 19 or 20 batters under 600 PA will be hurt 15 games (maybe more if under 450 PA). High injury players will not be as valuable. This will especially impact players that are in the 450-600 PA range.