With 68 DUR, this guy pitched 150 innings last year, and has teased around that mark for much of his career.

Clint Adcock

Quote: Originally Posted By kahrtmen on 2/17/2010
An interesting corollary - what would a guy with extremely high (90+) stamina with incredibly low (<10) durability be able to manage. I have seen lots of 50-70 STA, 10-20 DUR guys in LRA or SetupA, but with a stamina of 92 and a dur of 9, how many innings could you get, and in what role?

I actually have a guy with 4 stamina and 87 durability. I thought he had 10 stamina when I drafted him obviously finding out it was a 4 stunk, but the rest of his pitching ratings are between 90-95 across the board. I use him as a SetA and managed to pitch 42 innings last year. I set his target and max pitch count to 5

The year before he only played half the seaosn and got 21 IP. So in 63 ML innings pitched he's got a stat line of 2.80 ERA 1.11 WHIP and 59K's

So low stamina and high durability can be useful provided they have amazing ratings.

Quote: Originally posted by schedule1 on 2/17/2010you could get 175 innings out of him easily.

no way.

i put him on 140-150.

Quote: Originally Posted By gjello10 on 2/17/2010I just drafted William Vogelsong 7th overall. He projects to 29/98 Sta/Dur. How many 2-inning appearances per year could you get out of that combo

You should be able to get 25-30 pitches almost every day, if he gets to 98.

This uber-RP averaged about 140 innings per season for me and won three cy-youngs as a set-up guy. I usually rested him the last ten games or so. Superman (no offense to Shaq or Dwight Howard).