70's manager
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Guys:
Played just a handful of games vs. the Micromanager for the 70’s. In one game the 11975 RR Reds starting pitcher went only 2 innings. McEnaney, a reliever, came in and pitched the next 7 innings of relief. NOT GOOD.
Also many 1975 RR starters were relieved after 2 and before 3 innings. TOO QUICK OF A HOOK.
Not sure why this is happening.
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100% agreed. Many times it happens in the 2nd inning, seemingly for no reason.
I’ve brought this up several times. It went nowhere… :(
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@BigDog1953 Is the starting pitcher being pinch-hit for in a situation with two or three runners on base? I would think the reliever would be pinch-hit for throughout the remainder of the game. - Steve
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It happens seemingly for no reason. Bottom of 1st or 2nd inning, no PH for the pitcher. Top of 2nd or 3rd inning, immediate relief pitcher who then pitches the next 5 innings…
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Here is an example with MM Anthony.
The starting pitcher (Waddell) was replaced after only 2 innings pitched.
He had only faced 9 batters. His rest/BF number is 33.
He had given up 0 Earned runs, 3 Unearned runs, and 2 hits.Starting pitcher rated Ak, pulled for a reliever rated Dy.
This has to be unintended behavior(?). Otherwise, I just don’t understand…or we need better descriptions of the MMs…
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@striker2550 Anthony is intended to be used with teams from the 1995-2005 era. If he is used with a team without relievers, his behavior will be very unpredictable. All of the Micromanagers are intended for use in a specific era; otherwise, their behavior becomes unpredictable. For cross-era games, Malcolm or Pedro might be the better choice for micromanager. - Steve