count. What I mean is there a max you can play for batters and a max for innings pitched?
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The one I'm in doesn't have a limit as to games played or innings pitched.  That's on Yahoo.
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Pitcher - 1\nCatcher - 2\nFirst Base - 3\nSecond Base - 4\nThird Base - 5\nShortstop - 6\nLeft Field - 7\nCenter Field - 8\nRight Field - 9\n\nWhen announcers say 4-6-3 double play, it means second baseman to shortstop to first baseman and they got two outs. These numbers are meant for keeping score in a scorebook. That's why the announcers say it. If you're listening on the radio, it's much easier for you to keep score if they say the numbers for you.\n\nSome common double plays are:\n6-4-3 (SS-2B-1B)\n4-6-3 (2B-SS-1B)\n5-4-3 (3B-2B-1B)\n1-2-3 (bases loaded) (P-C-1B)\n3-6-3 (1B-SS-1B)\n3-6-1 (assuming the first baseman is going towards second when he fields it) (1B-SS-P)
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Team one decent batting, need pitching.\n\nTeam two good pitching, and decent batting.\n\nGet pitching now.\n\nQuarter way through season change some batting.\n\nI'm no expert, though I play and have a decent record.
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The dictionary defines pitch as a thrown baseball, so just to be interesting and argumentative(sorry it's my nature)...A baseball has been thrown 450ft, to do this the ball would have had to leave the "pitchers" hand at 120MPH\n\nLater:\nthere are two that don't believe in facts...LOL...At least check it out first! I quote my source as proof...
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COMING FROM A FORMER PITCHER MYSELF...I WOULD SAY IT DOESNT MATTER WHAT U THROW..IT MATTERS THAT U HAVE CONTROL AND CAN VARY YOUR SPEEDS.  U HAVE TO BE ABLE TO THROW INSIDE AND OUTSIDE FOR STRIKES...KEEP BATTERS ON THEIR TOES.  AS FAR AS BEST PITCHES I CAN ONLY SAY WHAT WORKED FOR ME BECAUSE YOU MAY BE ABLE TO MASTER OTHER PITCHES, BUT I THREW A 4 AND 2 SEAM, CHANGEUP, AND A KNUCKLECURVE.
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From the start, I've had 8 in a row. \n\nFrom the second frame, I've had 9 in a row. \n\nMy high game is a 280. Not close to perfect at all. That would have been 12 strikes in a row. ;-D Someday I'll get there.
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it doesnt matter what inning it is.  you have an undefined percentage of scoring in any inning against any team and any pitcher.  and just because the yankees scored 3 in the first once doesnt mean anything.  whoever said that should stay out of these forums cause you dont know anything.
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Work on your spares. If you make all your spares and throw one double a game you can average 200. You don't need to throw a lot of strikes to have a high average.
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the pitcher is credited with a strikeout, however the team batting is not charged with an out.  thus, a pitcher can have more than 3 strikeouts in a single inning!
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Earned Run Average, calculated by taking the total number of earned runs, divided by the number of innings pitched, and then multiplied by 9.  Measures how many runs not due to errors the pitcher is giving up on average in a 9-inning game.
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No, postseason statistics are a seperately kept statistic.  As an example, Hank Aaron holds the home run record with 755, but Mickey Mantle has the playoff record with 18.  Those 18, then, would not count toward his "regular" home run totals.\n\nI find that these statistics, especially for football, can be tough to find in an easy format online.
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No, but a manager can be guilty of overusing a reliever. Mike Marshall of the Dodgers pitched in 106 games in 1974. That's the ML record for appearances by a pitcher in a season. Don't really know about minors, college, high school and little league. I speak only of the bigs...
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Rest your pen, have the pitcher bunt, save the pinch hitter for later in the game. If your pitcher has that low pitch count and has given up only 5 hits, leave him in at least one more inning. If all goes right, you've got 2nd and 3rd w/2 outs and still have your starter on the mound. Just have your runners moving on the pitch to avoid DP.
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Roto scoring is almost meaningless until you get about a month into the season. There will always be huge fluctuations like this early in the year.\n\nHere's how Roto works. You are in a twelve team league. You get points based on how your team does in all the categories. If your team has more HRs than any other team, you will get 12 points for HRs. If your team has the second-highest batting average, you will get 11 points for BA. If your team is the worst in RBIs, then you will get 1 point for RBI. Everything is on a 1-12 scale in a 12 team league.\n\nIf your league has 10 categories (5 for hitters and 5 for pitchers, which is fairly standard), then the highest score is 120, or 12 x 10. You need to have a well-rounded team to get the most points in the most categories. That's why a lot of teams will have two or three closers so they can do well in the Saves category. That's also why players like Vlad Guerrero are valuable, because they can help you in BA, R, RBI, HR and SB.\n\nIn other words, even if Rolen hits a homer one day, you might go backwards because the other teams in your league might have BETTER days. But it doesn't matter who is in first right now. The standings are based on everyone's stats for the whole year.
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These sites will help you out.\nhttp://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/official_info/official_rules/foreword.jsp\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/baseball-rules
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go to www.mlb.com\nit was 100wins and 62losses
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Allowing anyone on base would destroy a perfect game, even if the runner was later doubled up or caught stealing. Let's put it this way: In 1917, Babe Ruth was pitching and walked the first batter of the game. Ruth was ejected for arguing balls and strikes. Ernie Shore comes in to pitch. The baserunner is caught stealing. Shore then retires the next 26 batters for a 27-up, 27-down game. Yet it is not considered an official perfect game by the statitcians at Major League baseball. For that matter, a rain-shortened game would not be considered an official perfect game either. You must go at least 9 innings, and the game must be perfect the whole way. Extra-inning games by Pedro Martinez and Harvey Haddix are no longer considered "perfect" because they were broken up in extra innings.