Pitcher Stamina Question Topic

ab90
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I've always operated under the principle that a pitcher is more effective/ fatigues more slowly when he is at 100 the day before he pitches. I now realize I think I just might have made that up. Who has the million dollar answer?
5/27/2017 11:33 AM
MikeT23
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I give all my pitchers a day at 100, except in playoffs, because they seem to fatigue more later in the season. I haven't tracked it in 7-8 years so my thought my be complete bullshit now.
5/27/2017 12:57 PM
damag
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Haven't tracked it closely but yeah, if you have a pitcher who's, say, 85% the day before he pitches, that's when he's down around 20% after his start instead of 30 or 40. The extra day at 100 seems to hold off on cumulative fatigue. About every two days I look at the rotations and flip things around or add a spot starter where needed.

5/27/2017 4:42 PM
ab90
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Good stuff, guys. Appreciate you.
5/27/2017 7:35 PM
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