Pitcher fatigue

[dansaint]

I keep forgetting...is it the higher the number the quicker they fatigue...or higher the number the better the stamina?

[bigfnjoe96]

Quote: Originally Posted by dansaint

I keep forgetting...is it the higher the number the quicker they fatigue...or higher the number the better the stamina?

Higer the # faster they get tired..

[dansaint]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigfnjoe96

Higer the # faster they get tired..

thank you. That explains why Guthrie only went 4 innings with a no hitter against me

[johnriii]

that's good to know..I just lowered mine thinking they would get tired quicker....LOL

[mustang93]

Does this affect both your pitchers and the CPU pitchers? I'm finding the CPU starters are going too deep into games.

[mark1726]

Quote: Originally Posted by mustang93

Does this affect both your pitchers and the CPU pitchers? I'm finding the CPU starters are going too deep into games.

It definately affects the CPU. I raised it thinking I was going to get more stamina from the CPU starter, and he went out after only 50 pitches and no runs, sent it the other way and he stayed in well after 100 pitches (I have the CPU pitching strike slider set at 0 and am very patient).

Can't speak for sure about the human pitcher, but I imagine it is the same.

[UwantRadie]

Quote: Originally Posted by mustang93

Does this affect both your pitchers and the CPU pitchers? I'm finding the CPU starters are going too deep into games.

You are probably just swinging too much. Check the Team Stats in the Game Stats menu and see how many pitches you are forcing them to throw. Almost everyone throws a lot more then the CPU so the fatigue is a little suspect.

45 seems to be a happy medium, but you still need to take pitches.