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Has anyone TT'ed this yet, if not I'll get it in there soon so we don't forget.
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I don't believe it has been TT'ed yet, molarmite. Thanks to all for looking into these. I understand that they're not all that important to a lot of people, but it can be distracting for some.
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A new (and rather odd) one:
Attachment 67472 Although I suppose the batter could have hit a ball that stayed right near HP, but the PbP doesn't indicate that.
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Not to distract you, but what do 'groundball 3S' 'groundball 13S' and 'groundball 4M' mean?
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You can see the chart here: www.retrosheet.org/location.htm There are probably some threads in the forums disccussing this.
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How cool is that! So in the above examples there were groundballs that first hit the ground in front of first base ('3S'), between the pitcher and the first base line ('13S') and just to the right of second base ('4M').
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I would also guess the CF based on that chart. The game probably is giving credit to the correct fielders despite what the PbP says (or doesn't say), but we'll never know .
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Another example of a catcher "playing out of position" :
Attachment 68547 Here's the game log: Attachment 68548 ...and the box score: Attachment 68549
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Here's something I see a lot of, and I don't know how to really explain it. I'm wondering if it is causing the problem of a pinch-hitter staying in the game as a pinch-hitter, while the player he supposedly hit for remains in the game on defense.
Attachment 68550 Terre Haute is an AI controlled team. Richmond is human controlled. Note that for Terre Haute Shimizu pinch-hit for Drennan (the SS). Hong was then inserted at SS. The box score says "Hong substituted for Shimizu". Ok so far. But, look at Richmond. The exact same thing: Ramos pinch-hit for McNider (the SS). Daniels was inserted at SS, but there's no mention of him in the box score. It always works like that. The AI team's substitution is noted, but the human-controlled team's is not. Don't know what it means (if anything), but I see it quite a bit.
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I'm concerned that this thread remains in the Logged Issues while continuing to be subject to additions. As I review the thread, I'm not confident that I've actually seen a TT# assigned. Furthermore, what would the TT entail, the entirety of the thread no matter its length?
These are, in and of themselves, small issues but loom large in waning one's overall confidence. I don't want to see them overlooked: any of them. Could we get someone to direct us on either a proper course or assure us this is the one we should be following? And albatroos, thanks for your continued contributions in this area.
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I wanted to add my two cents on this issue. I have also seen these mistakes in the PbP cropping up recently. I don't have any in particular to share but they are along the same lines - illogical or impossible calls, sometimes the play is called one way and then called again a different way.
I have been running a fictional league through about fifteen seasons and they are just showing up. Normally, I let the computer sim the regular season but then step in and manage if my team makes it to the playoffs. So all in all, I haven't managed a large number of games - probably no more than 75 or so. I don't know if that is relevant, but I thought I'd add it. Also, I don't know if this is the same problem or another one, but I have also just noticed twice in the same playoff series instances where my runner is picked off first base despite me choosing the swing away button. Is that normal? I figured there would only be risk if you actually were stealing or hit and running. |
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