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There are a lot of pitchers who are described as "RP" but who started most, if not all, of the games played in individual years.  1950 Jim Hearn is a good example.  He comes up on rp searches but started all 16 games he played in 1950 and pitched almost 8 innings per appearance.

There are literally dozens of similar pitchers who aren't really relief pitchers but are described as such by WIS.

So, are there any limits other than being called a rp?

Posted by cholatse on 11/16/2015 11:33:00 PM (view original):
There are a lot of pitchers who are described as "RP" but who started most, if not all, of the games played in individual years.  1950 Jim Hearn is a good example.  He comes up on rp searches but started all 16 games he played in 1950 and pitched almost 8 innings per appearance.

There are literally dozens of similar pitchers who aren't really relief pitchers but are described as such by WIS.

So, are there any limits other than being called a rp?

NO.

A pitcher like '50 Hearn can be drafted since he is listed as a "RP". Just remember only Clarkson, Morris and King can START any games.

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why is injuries off

Posted by bagchucker on 11/20/2015 8:43:00 PM (view original):
why is injuries off

I rarely run a league with injuries on. A player gets hurt during a game and he's healthy enough to play again the next day. What's the point?

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