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Originally Posted by twins_34
He didnt conceal anything, you can see how things work. You can see the pitch count in game, you can see how tired your pitcher is.
From the 1800's until the 50's pitchers were throwing 140 something pitches a game and you usually had like 2 to 3 main pitchers and that one guy that almost threw every single day. (Well at least seemed like they did) I mean in 1915 they had 154 games and people like Walter Johnson threw 1/3rd of them games in a season and threw like 30-40 complete games.
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Do total IP or pitchers thrown matter? Replaying the 1924 Senators, pitching the Big Train every 3rd day b/c his profile always says "100% rested" after two days off. After 102 games he has started 36 and pitched 274 innings, which equates to ~ 415 for the season. (His profile also says "Iron Man.") Any reason not to keep doing this?