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6/21/2012 9:46 AM
coach_billyb
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HD - 2 GD - 5 HBD - 3

If I have "Base Stealing", "Sac Bunt" & "Hit & Run" all set to aggressive, how does the SIM decide when to do which? Thanks in advance!
6/21/2012 9:48 AM
MikeT23
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MLB - 85 NHL - 1 HD - 26 GD - 1 HBD - 115

Situation based.   So, yes.
6/21/2012 9:57 AM
coach_billyb
Game Rating: Pro Forum Rating: Prospect
Posts: 52 (0)
HD - 2 GD - 5 HBD - 3

Mike...So do you think SIM will make decent decisions?
6/21/2012 10:06 AM
MikeT23
Game Rating: Hall of Famer Forum Rating: Prospect
Posts: 25096 (12)
MLB - 85 NHL - 1 HD - 26 GD - 1 HBD - 115

There's no way to tell what decision he made.   I don't think the box reads "Failed hit and run.  Caught stealing." 

I think, if you don't have a really good basestealing team, that you'll have too many CS.    I generally set them on what I think is good(good contact and baserunning team = higher hit and run or good speed/baserunner = higher SB setting) and check the results every 10-15 games.   If I have too many CS, I back it off a bit.   I don't use sac bunt much so I don't really know about it.
6/21/2012 10:09 AM
coach_billyb
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Posts: 52 (0)
HD - 2 GD - 5 HBD - 3

Thanks Mike!
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