I have the same issue with reliever's endurance. My mop-up guy with an A RD gets tired after 35 pithces the day after the all-star break and only 20 pitches thrown in the last 5 days. I occasionally let this guy in for another inning or two, but I've had pitchers get injured by making them face an extra batter once they hit "red".
[quote]Originally posted by Broth32:
<strong>B.Colon's endurance is a B and he gets tired around 95-100 pitches (with 5 days rest) Maybe Markus will look into this in the next patch.
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If, as others have speculated, being tired does not equal being "out of gas" perhaps there could be two colors for a pitcher's tiredness indicater, like a pink or amber for "getting tired" and the red for "totally spent". This might even be reflected in the rotation where taking a pitcher to the limit requires 4 days rest to be ready again while otherwise he could potentially go on 3 days rest.