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ThePretender · 10-29-2018, 04:58 PM

Honestly I don't think you need to change much with the stamina model. Really the most important thing would be opener (so 1-1 2/3 IP, likely under 30 pitches) should be 80-90% stamina the next day (and should pitch at max effort so player profile is RP level stuff as opposed to SP stuff). The "follower" would still have "SP" stuff despite pitching in relief, since he's trying to go multiple innings. He would face the current stamina penalty for a SP despite pitching in relief.

As for real life, Price I'm sure would have had low stamina after starting game 2 (sub 100 pitches), day off, followed by a short emergency 13 pitch outing, off day, and then game 5. It's impressive that he did well, but you could get tired pitchers in OOTP to perform well even when you wouldn't expect it. So I wouldn't change that aspect of stamina.

I wouldn't change stamina around what Price did though.

10-29-2018, 04:58 PM	#11
ThePretender All Star Starter Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 1,331	Honestly I don't think you need to change much with the stamina model. Really the most important thing would be opener (so 1-1 2/3 IP, likely under 30 pitches) should be 80-90% stamina the next day (and should pitch at max effort so player profile is RP level stuff as opposed to SP stuff). The "follower" would still have "SP" stuff despite pitching in relief, since he's trying to go multiple innings. He would face the current stamina penalty for a SP despite pitching in relief. As for real life, Price I'm sure would have had low stamina after starting game 2 (sub 100 pitches), day off, followed by a short emergency 13 pitch outing, off day, and then game 5. It's impressive that he did well, but you could get tired pitchers in OOTP to perform well even when you wouldn't expect it. So I wouldn't change that aspect of stamina. I wouldn't change stamina around what Price did though.