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It’s a shame that they don’t display the pitch count number in the interface and make it take this much work to get it. They won’t even tell us how many pitches a pitcher has thrown when that is very important to know. It’s a very big deal in high cap leagues where IP is very misleading because when half your opponent’s lineup hits .400 and most of it OBPs .400+ you pitch way more pitches per inning than you’d expect.

Posted by anthatortc on 12/18/2025 9:23:00 PM (view original):
It’s a shame that they don’t display the pitch count number in the interface and make it take this much work to get it. They won’t even tell us how many pitches a pitcher has thrown when that is very important to know. It’s a very big deal in high cap leagues where IP is very misleading because when half your opponent’s lineup hits .400 and most of it OBPs .400+ you pitch way more pitches per inning than you’d expect.

If they are at less than 100%, you can hover over their fatigue percentage and it will tell you what % over their allotted pitches they have (are projected to have) thrown. You can then work out from there how many they have thrown to that point and how many they are averaging per appearance.

Or, if you pull up your team stats and select the extended pitching stats it will show NP (number of pitches), NP/G, and NP/BF.