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Originally Posted by Syd Thrift
Set Endurance to High or Very High and set rotation size to 4 man. The larger the rotation setting, the longer it takes for pitchers to recover between games. Personally, I haven't seen pitchers come around and pitch 2 days later in this game unless they *really* throw a low number of pitches in the first start. Like 50 or 60 (which they might do if they got knocked out of the box). Generally speaking, your frontline starters won't get into those situations very often anyway...
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I didn't think of the rotation size - I had it set to 3... I am starting season two (1961) tonight. I won two rounds of the playoffs before losing to the eventual champion in the quarter-finals.... And one of my starting pitchers was injured about 2/3rds of the way through the season - I guess those starts on one days rest took their toll - LOL!!!
I will set to rotation to 4 and see what happens in 1961 and once again thanks for the heads up - just wish the pitching roster screens would show rest/pitches thrown.....