Why does Sparky refuse to use Mark Williamson? He has been checkmarked in the advanced pitcher settings in the relief box all season. Currently we are at game 50 of the season.

Ron Darling '89 (R)		100	15	3-2	0	56.2	4.76	.262	1.32	5.08	2.70	4.55M
Chuck Cary '89 (L)		99 (100)	21	2-3	2	31.2	4.26	.242	1.26	6.82	2.84	2.77M
Greg Harris '89 (R)		100	15	4-0	2	17.2	3.06	.215	1.42	7.64	5.60	3.64M
Mark Williamson '89 (R)		100	0	0-0	0	0.0	----	.000	----	----	----	2.64M
Rick Honeycutt '89 (L)		80 (100)	21	2-0	5	27.0	4.00	.190	1.07	6.67	3.00	2.32M
Scott Bailes '89 (L)		100	12	0-0	0	16.1	7.71	.368	1.84	4.41	2.76	2.38M

He's just last in the hierarchy because of his OAV and the game isn't going long enough to get to him.

Looked at your team and you have

Darling Long A
Cary, Harris, Honeycutt, Williamson Setup A
Bailes Setup B

In blowouts, Darling and Bailes will be the first two used. Then it will go to the Setup A guys in order of OAV with the lowest first.

In close games, it will start with the Setup A guys, same logic on OAV. Since it's a progressive you have more innings than you need so your bullpen isn't being stretched. He'll be used eventually if the other Setup A guys get tired or a game goes long enough into extras.

Ok that makes sense. Thanks!