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tysonlowery
Also, there was a tweak to the number of Strikeouts and Wild Pitches. Wild pitches will be much less likely to happen, and strikeouts will happen about 13% more often.
New RP Fatigue is in place
November 04, 2003 at 05:39PM View BBCode
I moved the changes in so that RP fatigue will now be using the new system.Also, there was a tweak to the number of Strikeouts and Wild Pitches. Wild pitches will be much less likely to happen, and strikeouts will happen about 13% more often.
celamantia
strikeouts will happen about 13% more often. [/quote]
Is that across the board, or should high velocity pitchers see more benefit?
--Chris
November 04, 2003 at 06:52PM View formatted
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[quote][i]Originally posted by tysonlowery[/i]
strikeouts will happen about 13% more often. [/quote]
Is that across the board, or should high velocity pitchers see more benefit?
--Chris
tysonlowery
November 04, 2003 at 07:23PM View BBCode
Its across the board. I changed the base percentage - so perhaps high velocity pitchers would get more benefit - I'd have to think it through.
tysonlowery
November 04, 2003 at 07:28PM View BBCode
After some research, particular pitchers or hitters should not benefit more than others.
DeVeau31
What is the current code in place for a strikeout? It has to be contingent on vel/cont to some degree, right?
The problem with that, if it is that way, is that what happens when you're 6 years in and the pitchers are A/A and the hitters are A/A, will the ratios drop?
November 04, 2003 at 07:46PM View BBCode
I think that needs to change as well. The harder a pitcher throws, the more K's and HR's he gives up.What is the current code in place for a strikeout? It has to be contingent on vel/cont to some degree, right?
The problem with that, if it is that way, is that what happens when you're 6 years in and the pitchers are A/A and the hitters are A/A, will the ratios drop?
tysonlowery
November 04, 2003 at 08:56PM View BBCode
Meaning, all pitchers and batters should have 13% more strikeouts - it isn't exponential.
After some research, particular pitchers or hitters should not benefit more than others.
That is how it works now.
The harder a pitcher throws, the more K's
Velocity, Control, and batter Contact. Velocity is weighed more heavily than Control. The rest is secret :)
What is the current code in place for a strikeout? It has to be contingent on vel/cont to some degree, right?
The base ratio will be the same.
The problem with that, if it is that way, is that what happens when you're 6 years in and the pitchers are A/A and the hitters are A/A, will the ratios drop?
geoffrey13
I like the changes
November 07, 2003 at 10:14PM View BBCode
should be interesting to see how the numbers movePages: 1