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Originally Posted by Left-handed Badger
yeah, iforgot to check Wynn. I was fixated on Spahn. (lefties have to stick up for one another.  )
But, that does start to make a little sense as far why they had few innings. (I was thinking full career, and those 3 guys are pretty high up there). It still doesnt help me understand why they have one pitch, but I admit I probably cant be made to understand that. Just seems if you do the research it should be right. (and we have that one book, to tell us a lot of that). Though, I guess when I think about how much work programming takes I should give them some slack, in the research dept. I'm just a little bit of a perfectionist when it comes to getting the right pitches to the right guy.  |
See what happens if you use Real Stats/5 year Recalc with no double weighting with one of this trio in their rookie seasons: Wynn (1939), Spahn (1942) and Ryan (1966). I hope the repertoires change, but I'm not too optimistic. It has to be dealt with because it affects players who play with Real Stats and that is after all the default setting for historical games.