Why not change the intentional walks?
969890
As a pitcher, I totally agree with you.
1115670
1. Walk (BB)\n2. Hit By Pitch\n3. Dropped 3rd Strike\n4. Intentional Walk (IBB)\n5. Catcher's Interference\n6. Player Interference\n7. Fan Interference\n8. Fielder's Choice
939667
depending on the site, yes.\n\nit sounds like you are having a trust issue with your commissioner, since you asked about him changing HIS players and not someone else's.  you should come right out and ask him.  if doing that is against the rules you agreed upon, i'd bring it to the attention of the other managers as well.  \n\nsome folks will stop at nothing to win.
620933
I think it is sensible to limited the number of changes to 3 substitutes per game. This, in theory, for 1/2 tactical changes and 1/2 changes due to injury - which is often more than adequate based on modern day player's fitness levels.\n\nHaving more than 3 substitutions would (as proved during recent international friendlies - where 11 substitutions were permitted) make the game disjointed. It would also make the game last longer (in terms of added time allocated for time wasted for substitutions) and more importantly (I believe) favour the teams with bigger squad sizes.
450173
The passed balls just kill me!  I mean Wake is solid, but the knuckle ball is bound to generate some walks by its very nature.  So when we give up a lead off walk, and the guy steals second, which anyone can clearly do with ease off of the Wake/Bard battery combo (not that it's their faults), we end up with no outs and a guy on second.  Throw in the inevitable passed ball and now there is a guy on third and no outs.  From there it just takes a fly ball, a ground ball, a passed ball, any number of things can drive in a cheap run for the other team.  If this scenario happens twice in a game, we need to score 2 runs just to even it up, let alone if the other team scored a "real" run or two.  With Bard behind the plate, it just seems like we're always playing catch-up.
952060
In the baseball business, you just never know!!! Maybe they will dump hm and trade for a shortstop OR look into free agency as a solution.\n\nChow!!
1133857
Middle Reliever suck in Fantasy Baseball.\n\nOnly the top 1 or 2 should MR should even be considered adding to a team.  They are way too inconsistant and seem to go on incalculated streaks.\n\nBasically, fine a SP, closer,  or a batter to replace them.
989750
Easy.  HGH.  Baseballers do it all the time.   Just ask Jason Grimsley.
412980
Don't walk on the path of someones ball on the green, replace divots and yell FORE if the ball is approaching anther group
167219
Well, depending how theoretical you want to get.  There is an unenforced rule that a pitcher must throw a pitch within 20 seconds or a ball will be called.  He could do that 4 times, and a player would walk.  Then he could pick the player off.  The player would be out with 0 pitches.  Repeat 23 or 26 times, and you have a complete game without throwing a pitch.\n\nThe fact that the rule is not enforced is one problem with the scenario.  A player can also be out for changing which batter's box he stands in while the pitcher is ready to pitch.  So throw a few of those in there for variety's sake, and you get to 0 another way.
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walks+hits per inning pitched
996772
To me it has it good  points and its bad ones.  I do think it should be the same in both the leagues however.  Alot of pitchers now are at least respectable batters and runners some are even pretty good, but having a DH saves their shoulders and helps avoid injuries from running and sliding. Good pitchers are hard to replace and you don't want to see them on the disabled list.
617665
is there an unlimited amount of moves?...if there is, starting pitching is disposable...you should trade for closers, & switch out starting pitching daily...that way, you should win 3 out of the 5 pitching categories (wins, k's, saves)...closers with high value are Papelbon & Dempster because they can alternate between SP, RP, & P...if you're looking for stolen bases, i would try to pick up Lugo, Suzuki, Figgins...however, if you don't want to compromise HR, RBI's, etc., maybe you can get guys like J. Bay, Abreu, Beltran...hope this helps
988553
No he broke a rule that is written in every clubhouse. Everyone KNOWS that is the rule. It is very clear. Should they put a plaque in pointing out he is the all-time hits leader? Sure they should do that for all the statistics. Just change the name if someone manages to top him.
1056099
Not enough pitching, hitting or fielding.  But probably the worst is that a lot of times they just aren't playing good baseball.  Awhile back there was a runner on their and the pitcher decided to try to pick him off..problem was no one told the 3rd baseman and the ball went into the stands.  They are constantly missing curofff's and making poor baserunning decisions.
1096165
Yes, at this point, it's too late to do anything about it. \n\nHowever, I feel that the person who failed to tag the runner should have told the ump that he/she didn't tag the runner upon hearing the "out" call. That would have been the honorable thing for him/her to do. I would rather lose a game than lose my integrity any day. There is no joy in winning a game if the win is not honest. To me anyway.
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It might be kind of interesting if you kept track of HRs and Ks for both pitchers and hitters. As it is, it doesn't sound like much I would be interested in.