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Bobfather · 11-21-2019, 11:41 PM

[QUOTE=BIG17EASY;4562956]That's not realistic. In real life, the new reliever comes onto the field as soon as the final out is made and gets seven warmup pitches on the field before the inning starts. So if you want a reliever ready to start an inning, you should have him up in the bullpen no later than when there are two outs with your team at the plate, and probably sooner than that.
Real Life inning ends, camera pans to bullpen where reliever has just started warming up. Commercial ends and said reliiever is jogging in to pitch.

11-21-2019, 11:41 PM	#4
Bobfather All Star Starter Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Boston Ma. Posts: 1,214	[QUOTE=BIG17EASY;4562956]That's not realistic. In real life, the new reliever comes onto the field as soon as the final out is made and gets seven warmup pitches on the field before the inning starts. So if you want a reliever ready to start an inning, you should have him up in the bullpen no later than when there are two outs with your team at the plate, and probably sooner than that. Real Life inning ends, camera pans to bullpen where reliever has just started warming up. Commercial ends and said reliiever is jogging in to pitch.