I recently lost a game in which I had a 6-0 lead going into the 9th, with all 7 of the opposition runs coming in the ninth inning.

I had TWO Long A's, a Setup A and a Setup B available. My Long B was brought in to pitch the 9th with my team up 6-0. I don't necessarily mind that decision as it was essentially mop-up duty at that point, but (with a pull-setting of 3), he was then left in to give up 7 runs - against 1 out - before being pulled. And none of the runs scored after he left - all 7 were in before he was finally pulled. That should NEVER happen...not even with a pull setting of 1, much less 3. And it also shouldn't happen when there are other (better) pitchers available. No manager would ever leave a mopup guy in to give up 7 runs in one inning and blow the game.

I realize this is a rant on my part, but I also think I have a serious beef. If my closer or a setup guy gets rocked, so be it, but there is no way a mopup guy should be left in to give up 7 runs and lose the game.

He wouldn't have been pulled immediately after the three run homer.   You have to warm up a relief pitcher(in the real world).  However, the pitching coach would have strolled out to the mound and talked to him while two RP feverishly got ready.  But he wouldn't have pitched to McEnroe after giving up two more singles.

"Leemee in coach!"