Personally it I think depends on a lot of different factors. Having a 5 in control is the minimum for a starter in the DL. SP's tire too quickly with anything less, shortening their innings per start. You might get away with it for a few games, but it will catch up with you. Having good pitch quality and endurance might help stretch out the innings, a little. I have 2 pitchers like this, Pete Webster and Del Minor. The only time they are effective is in the bullpen.
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Originally posted by Carlos View PostAlso Ivan Olivo is back on the Top 20 list. Just waiting for Chad Sinclair to get his name on there and I can start believing we may have a real team.
Denver is 18-8 over the past 26 games (I chose this point because that's when I promoted Gerard and Soto to the rotation and sent Cy Gray down to AAA). We're tied for the second best record behind Hartford's 19-7 during that span.
Maybe I do remember how to play this game? Or maybe it's just June and OOTP will flip the switch come July. Right, Matt?! Yeah, he knows what I'm saying.
Baltimore Bulldogs - BLB since '84
- Porter Champs: '92, '93, '97, '98, '01, '03, '06, '08, '12
- Playoffs: '92, '93, '97, '98, '99, '01, '03, '06, '08, '12, '13, '14, '15, '16
- Brewmaster's Cup: '01
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We aren't a good team on the road. We seem to be a very good team at home. We're not playing like the third best team in the league, but our record is there. 17-4 in one run games isn't sustainable.
I thought I had exported for this sim but I guess I never clicked it. It's been my least active season in a long time, but I've got some time tonight to get everything in order and hopefully will be around a bit more in the coming weeks. We're chugging along without me taking care of things for the moment.Washington Bats, 2013-
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It's late, but a couple thoughts on my team's play:
-Al Hamilton looks like he's finally dialed in for 1997. It was a slow start for Al, but a 1.225 OPS in June has him looking like an All-Star. In 21 games in April, he only drove in 6 runs. In the 47 games since, he's got 46 RBI.
-Jose Guzman can't possibly keep this up, but he's just been on a tear all season. He's on pace for the best season of his career, even if he does turn 40 in a couple weeks.
-Eron Deleon has emerged as one of the best hitters in the league. Hitting for average, power, drawing walks, not striking out. My scout likes him more than ever.
-Outside of those 3 (who sit at 8, 10 and 11 in the Top Hitters list), we've been inconsistent at best at the plate. If we could get some other guys going at a decent rate, we'd really score some runs.
-My pitching staff, at least in the rotation, has been really inconsistent as well. I just don't know what I'm going to get out of those guys. Losing Mendez still hurts. The bullpen has been generally solid, letting us squeak out a lot of close games.
-In the minors, Jerry Brown won Player of the Week in AA. The kid looks like a keeper. I'm not sure when he'll be ready for the BLB, but it isn't too far off. With Guzman hitting like he is, I'll have a decision to make in the offseason if "Fury" keeps his progression going. Maybe he can play CF.
-Our #1 prospect, Jonathon Burns is striking people out in AAA. He probably isn't coming up this season, but it's nice to see. For now, I'll just wait on his control to get a little better, he's still got plenty of time. Along with Marlon Huffman and the rapidly ascending Roberto Goto, it's been a nice season for the big prospects on the farm.
We're back at #1 on the Top Systems list. So, hooray for us.Last edited by liquidcrash; 05-30-2012, 12:20 AM.Washington Bats, 2013-
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