24 Inning WS Game?

Buster Cherry · 05-13-2019, 06:41 PM

So I decide to play a World Series between two famous also rans of the Dead Ball Era--the 1904 NY Highlanders and the 1908 NY Giants. I used the simulator because I wanted to see how OOTP would score the series. Anyway, game 2 was won by the Giants 3-2 in 24 innings. In real life this would never have happened. The game would have been called because of darkness after 12 or 13 innings and declared a tie. This very event happened at least twice in a WS game: once in the 1912 series between the Red Sox and Giants and in either the 1907 or 1908 series both between the Tigers and Cubs. Can a called on account of darkness feature be added into historically simulated games?

05-13-2019, 06:41 PM	#1
Buster Cherry Minors (Triple A) Join Date: May 2019 Location: Southwest Virginia Posts: 297	24 Inning WS Game? So I decide to play a World Series between two famous also rans of the Dead Ball Era--the 1904 NY Highlanders and the 1908 NY Giants. I used the simulator because I wanted to see how OOTP would score the series. Anyway, game 2 was won by the Giants 3-2 in 24 innings. In real life this would never have happened. The game would have been called because of darkness after 12 or 13 innings and declared a tie. This very event happened at least twice in a WS game: once in the 1912 series between the Red Sox and Giants and in either the 1907 or 1908 series both between the Tigers and Cubs. Can a called on account of darkness feature be added into historically simulated games? Last edited by Buster Cherry; 05-13-2019 at 06:47 PM.