Bull Pen question

[yak merchant]

I know there is no clear cut answer to this question, and some managers aren't quite as good as Jimy Williams as managing a Pen. But what would you use as a general rule as to making a reliever unavailable?

Basically how many pitches the previous day?
Or how many pitches 2 days ago?

Etc,Etc.

Thanks in Advance.

YM

 

[yak merchant]

Buerler? anyone?

 

[WHITEY]

DEPEND ON TEAM

HOW LIKE KIM RIGHT NOW


NOT LOTS OF PITCHES ANYMORE

BUT LACK OF PITCHING

GAMBLERS NOT ADJUSTED YET

SOME TEAMS NOW HAVE TWO CLOSERS

DIFFERNT GAME NOW.

 

[yak merchant]

Okay.

Trying to back test my computer program, and need some values, so I'm going with 25 pitches will make a pitcher unavailable the next day and 50 will make the pitcher unavailable for the next two days. If this sounds way wrong to any of you baseball types, please speak up.

 

[WHITEY]

TRY TO SAY

NO USE BACK TESTING

KIM PITCHED 6 DYAS IN ROW EXAMPLE

34 PIT SOME DAYS BACK TO BACK

WITH SUPER FREE AGENCY THIS YEAR

MANAGERS WILL BLOW OUT ARMS

THEY DO NOT CARE



FOR OVERUSE

IF WANT PROGRAM LOOK AT PITCHERS NOT USED

THAT WHAT TRYED TO LOOK AT

NEED WORK

CLOSER NEED WORK


YOU MISS KEY PROGRAM

LOOK AT BATTERS FACED INSTEAD OF PITCH

3 BATERS 3 DAYS IN ROW

NO GO

5-6 BATTERS 2 DAYS IN ROW

NO GO

7 BATTERS OR MRE DAY BEFORE

NO GO



PUT IN PRGRSM BATTERS FACED


BUT ALOS DEPENDS ON WHO.

RIVERA OR STANTON

YOU HAVE TO KEEP SCORE.


WHITEY

 

[WHITEY]

TO GAMBLER WANT CLOSER USED GOOD

NOT 1 IN FOUR OR FIVE DAYS

IF CLOSR USED
SHARP
TEAM SHARP

REGRESION TO YOUR PROGRAM

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