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RTTS- how do you build your pitcher??
Posted on 4/16/13 at 4:47 am
Posted on 4/16/13 at 4:47 am
Started a RTTS as a starting pitcher.
Within a few weeks in AA I bumped up to a middle relief guy in AAA, then worked my way up to the rotation. I have recently been added to the 40 man roster, but still in AAA.
I have a solid era and have been doing pretty good. Been dumping all my points in my pitches. I got my fastball velocity, movement and control at 99. Now working on building up my curve.
I'm giving up 5-6 hits per 6 innings, and some games striking out a bunch and some hardly any.
What do you guys build up first?
Within a few weeks in AA I bumped up to a middle relief guy in AAA, then worked my way up to the rotation. I have recently been added to the 40 man roster, but still in AAA.
I have a solid era and have been doing pretty good. Been dumping all my points in my pitches. I got my fastball velocity, movement and control at 99. Now working on building up my curve.
I'm giving up 5-6 hits per 6 innings, and some games striking out a bunch and some hardly any.
What do you guys build up first?
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Posted on 4/16/13 at 7:58 am to oOoLsUtIgErSoOo
If he's a dominant pitch type, I tend to max out that dominant pitch's control first. If its my SP, I go for Stam next. For my CP I max pitching cluth and H and stay on a 3 pitch set up until Im roughly over the 75-80 level in all of my categories.
Just recently started a new knuckleballer. Trying to see how well I can do with a pitcher who'll end up with 5 pitches, all big diving curves and knuckleballs, and absolutely no fastball at all.
Just recently started a new knuckleballer. Trying to see how well I can do with a pitcher who'll end up with 5 pitches, all big diving curves and knuckleballs, and absolutely no fastball at all.
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