Sun Jul 30, 2023 11:12 am
Tricky read, but I think I figured it out.
80s: Scott Sanderson is injured for 5 games on a gbC by Bob Horner(bats-R). Sanderson's 6-12 readings vs. R are flyC, k, k, k, split si/lineout. So how was it a gbC? I finally figured out that it was a hit & run. In the super-advanced game, you roll 3 dice for a hit&run. If it's a 1-3 you read from hit & run chart, if it's a 4-6 you read from pitcher's card. So the 6-12 roll that injured Sanderson would result in a reading from his card - but in a hit & run situation, k's get reread from the h&r adjustments chart. Assuming the runner on first (Yount) was being held on, Horner becomes a B rated h&r. For a B rated h&r, k's are changed to gbC. So Sanderson has k's at 6-12 for 82, 84, and 86 - and since he was injured for more than 3 games it is further narrowed to 84 or 86.
That took me all morning.