I am asking for help regarding player fatique once I enter the play-offs. I have 12 games left and going to be the top seed. Should I rest my players or can I play them and they will be strong.

I would like to play them as I could win 110 games, Greenberg has 166 rbi, Raines106 sbs, etc. And would like to see how high they can go. Most of my players avg 158-161 games at performance history, but not sure how the play-offs will affect fatique. Any help is appreciated...

do you wanna get payed or do you wanna win a hunnert and ten

Like our good buddy above notes, are you playing for the stats or to win some $$$ back? The further you go in the playoffs, the more credits you get, and if you get into the WS, you get put into a Tournament of Champions (TOC). Top teams there can get serious amount of reward points that can be redeemed for site credit, or even amazon GC... so, "do you wanna get payed or do you wanna win a hunnert and ten"

I hear you loud and clear. Thanks for the help guys. Best of luck to you Both...

Imo, you should only rest them for games 161 and 162.

Maybe you can start soft resting by lowering your best pitchers pitch counts, and playing mop-ups a little more.

You also get 1 games worth of rest in between the final regular season game and 1st playoff game. Then if you sweep round 1, and your next opponent goes 5, you get 2 more games of rest. And it’s like that for the next series as well.

Thanks man, I appreciate the advice tremendously. I will do exactly as you advised. Best of luck to you...

It also depends on your overall fatigue levels. I’m in the playoffs right now, and all my starting hitters are 91-97%, and my 4 starting pitchers are 90-94%. I’m perfectly fine with that. If my guy is at 100% when he starts by the end of the year I feel like I drafted poorly ha. But that’s just my personal opinion

If your players are already showing fatigue, giving them some rest might help a very little bit. If your normal lineup and rotation doesn't have them fatigued already, the playoffs won't make them fatigued.