On Jul 8, 2009, at 12:57 PM, Paul Finkelstein wrote:
> Not quite, but close. The strength of the real life lineup faced by a
> pitcher is irrelevent for scoresheet purposes.
But it's not irrelevant for real-life purposes. How well a pitcher
fares in Scoresheet is going to be based on:
1. His pitching results that week (raw results, not adjusted for
caliber of opposition, run environment, etc.)
2. The batting results of his SS opposition that week.
True, the sim doesn't discount his pitching results in any way based
on who he faced. I didn't say it does. The point is simply that --
in real-world terms -- it will be easier for him to rack up good
pitching results to feed into SS if he's facing a weak offense in real
life that week.
- Derek