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In OOTP, your best bet is visiting the Opponents Batting Splits tab and scrolling down to the bottom, where you can see the splits for different leverage situations.
Thanks. I didn't think about that.
I'll go take a look and see if there is any rhyme or reason why my manager keeps wanting to put Johnstone as a setup guy with a secondary high leverage role.
It's also a weird thing because how can a guy prove he's effective in high leverage if I don't use him in high leverage.
I've gone the route of putting my most reliable arm in high leverage situations and using low for guys that are struggling or young and need time to develop.
Questions for my sabermetric enthusiasts. How do you compare pitchers' performances in high leverage situations? In other words, how do i KNOW that a pitcher is doing well (or poorly) in those situations?
In OOTP, your best bet is visiting the Opponents Batting Splits tab and scrolling down to the bottom, where you can see the splits for different leverage situations.
Questions for my sabermetric enthusiasts. How do you compare pitchers' performances in high leverage situations? In other words, how do i KNOW that a pitcher is doing well (or poorly) in those situations?
If you enter the week with a roster of 24/25, but plenty of players to fill each position that you want, will the AI try to fill it? If so, how to stop it?
Where are these plenty of players?
The AI doesn't promote guys for you unless you changed your settings to allow it.
If you enter the week with a roster of 24/25, but plenty of players to fill each position that you want, will the AI try to fill it? If so, how to stop it?
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