I thought that the pitching staff automatically reset to 5% of their fatigue for the playoffs?  Why did my 1908 Addie Joss start off at 98% for the opening game?

http://www.whatifsports.com/slb/Boxscore.aspx?gid=15925034&pid=1&pbp=0&tf=10

They only "reset" if they are UNDER the season pitch allotment.    

So is that 342 innings or is it 342 times 110% 376.2?  If it's 376.2 that is exactly the number of innings he pitched.  So I would have had to have him pitch 376.1?

I don't think you can calculate strictly according to innings, although that will take you into the ballpark.  You have to calculate by actual pitch count, and I will defer to better minds than mine for those equations.  There have been a few threads about how to do the calculations.

I also find it interesting that my game log shows 376.2 IP while my regular season league stats show 376.7 IP.

I will try to locate the thread.  Thank you thunder.

For any of you numbers guys that care to attack it my 1908 Addie Joss season stats are below:

Reg Season League Stats:  G & GS:  54, IP:  376.7, BFP:  1549, PC: 4924
Game Log:  G & GS:  54, IP:  376.2, BFP:  1549, PC:  4924

.2 and .7 both mean 2/3. You'll see both used, but they mean the same thing.

Here is a helpful answer to fatigue questions:

http://www.whatifsports.com/forums/Posts.aspx?TopicID=434633&TopicsTimeframe=30&TopicsPage=2

Thanks contraian23

elbirdo's old pitch count formula gives 1908 Joss around 4825 pitches for the season.  That's why he would start your playoffs at under 100%, since he'd thrown 4924 during the season.