IP Limit Needed

DJessup · 03-16-2024, 09:27 PM

This isn't a "bug", more like a request.

There is a "Pitch Count" limit, but it would be extremely nice to have an "Inning Pitched" limit, so I don't have a starting pitcher entering the 8th inning throwing a shutout, and suddenly they give up 4 runs.

This is different from pitch count limit, because it might not be pitch count related. What if I just don't want my starter facing their lineup past BF 27? What if their pitch count entering the 8th is only at 74 and my pitch limit is set to 105? I don't want them pitching 31 pitches in the 8th and giving up 5 runs before they're pulled. It would just give more desired results on top of Pitch Count and Batters Faced limits, and only makes sense, from a player perspective, to give us some options to help us better control ERA and Runs Scored to try to mitigate late inning explosions and losses because the computer doesn't want to pull someone until it's too late.

"You're only pitching well until you're not."

Thank you for your consideration.

03-16-2024, 09:27 PM	#1
DJessup Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Mar 2024 Posts: 49	IP Limit Needed This isn't a "bug", more like a request. There is a "Pitch Count" limit, but it would be extremely nice to have an "Inning Pitched" limit, so I don't have a starting pitcher entering the 8th inning throwing a shutout, and suddenly they give up 4 runs. This is different from pitch count limit, because it might not be pitch count related. What if I just don't want my starter facing their lineup past BF 27? What if their pitch count entering the 8th is only at 74 and my pitch limit is set to 105? I don't want them pitching 31 pitches in the 8th and giving up 5 runs before they're pulled. It would just give more desired results on top of Pitch Count and Batters Faced limits, and only makes sense, from a player perspective, to give us some options to help us better control ERA and Runs Scored to try to mitigate late inning explosions and losses because the computer doesn't want to pull someone until it's too late. "You're only pitching well until you're not." Thank you for your consideration.