http://forum.sportsmogul.com/showpos...4&postcount=36
soooo which is it , ohms ?
in the links i provide you indicate YES there is a relationship between endurance and injury,
yet your reply here indicated otherwise.
i iz confuzed![]()
http://forum.sportsmogul.com/showpos...4&postcount=36
soooo which is it , ohms ?
in the links i provide you indicate YES there is a relationship between endurance and injury,
yet your reply here indicated otherwise.
i iz confuzed![]()
Fair enough
Actual pitch counts don't, pitcher usage does.
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...I'm not sure if I should. It's not my code to give away, you know?
You insist that there is something a machine cannot do. If you will tell me precisely what it is that a machine cannot do, then I can always make a machine which will do just that! -J. von Neumann
Summed up, Filihok, I'd advise, when in doubt, try not to exceed any hurler's p-c(i.e. his "endurance rating" number) to any great degree, in each game...that, imo, is playing it safe.
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I could find the answer by observing the results. He doesn't need to give the entire formula, but he could say games played matter or don't, pitch count exceding matters or not, pitching when tired or not given excess rest counts, or anything really. I'm not asking for exact formulas here. Trust me, if I were to steal code it wouldn't be from BM.
This isn't a subject that's open to discussion. It's between Clay and I.
You insist that there is something a machine cannot do. If you will tell me precisely what it is that a machine cannot do, then I can always make a machine which will do just that! -J. von Neumann