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Originally Posted by Cubfan2001
I've noticed many of my players get injured way to often even when there health record isn't Fragile, however for those fragile players is there a strategy you use to try to make them injured less? Like the pitchers do you tend to give a 100 pitch limit or something? Also for batters do you rest them lets say once a week? One of my fragile players is my best hitter a .950 1.000 OPS type hitter and I think I would rather have him rest once a week or something than to have him injured or resting him when hes tired is that good enough? Is there other ways to help them get injured less?
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Not really. Just like real life some players are injury prone. I've learned to take a chance on fragile players as they can be very healthy for long periods. I also let them go or trade them if I think my luck is about to run out.
To me Brett Lawrie is the perfect analogue to the OOTP fragile player. If he does play a whole season he may be very very good.
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