Tiny suggestion

kyleseymour · 04-11-2004, 05:12 PM

Most of the time when I am playing OOTP I choose to play 10 or so games to start the season and then I sim the rest until the playoffs where I play the games once again. For those of us who actually play the games one at a time, I do have probably the smallest suggestion of all the other posts.
On the pitchers information screen where it shows how many pitches the pitcher has thrown in the last five days, I would like to see it noted if the next day was an off day. Or even more helpful a line saying who we play the next day. More often than not I'll throw my 5th and 6th relievers trying to give my good pitchers in the bullpen some time off and then we will be off the next day. I believe this could be very easy implement as long as there is still space on that page, because it's not only what is behind you that matters. (No hurry on this one though of course, it's not that big of a deal just something that seems like it could be helpful).
Thanks,
Kyle

04-11-2004, 05:12 PM	#1
kyleseymour Bat Boy Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 2	Tiny suggestion Most of the time when I am playing OOTP I choose to play 10 or so games to start the season and then I sim the rest until the playoffs where I play the games once again. For those of us who actually play the games one at a time, I do have probably the smallest suggestion of all the other posts. On the pitchers information screen where it shows how many pitches the pitcher has thrown in the last five days, I would like to see it noted if the next day was an off day. Or even more helpful a line saying who we play the next day. More often than not I'll throw my 5th and 6th relievers trying to give my good pitchers in the bullpen some time off and then we will be off the next day. I believe this could be very easy implement as long as there is still space on that page, because it's not only what is behind you that matters. (No hurry on this one though of course, it's not that big of a deal just something that seems like it could be helpful). Thanks, Kyle