It will even out. Do u PH people early n have them out of position? I always wondered if that would cause errors. I'm sure one of these. Guys will know bud
I don't think pitch hitting out of position increases errors. I don't think there is any reason to explain it. Just like outfield assists could be higher for you then the opponents even though you both have level 6. You probably just had more higher probability "error type" plays. Like Bboyce2121 said if you stay at 6 it will average out. But the further u move along your opponents are going to be 7,8, or even 9. And you will fall behind in the error department.
How many strikeouts do your pitchers get? What is your upgrade for pitch calling and how are your pitchers arm ratings? If your opponents strike out less than you that gives you more opportunities to make errors.
This might help a little to prevent them, but not a ton. My pitchers have way more Ks than my opponents and I still have made more errors, but both my error upgrades are only at 4.
How many strikeouts do your pitchers get? What is your upgrade for pitch calling and how are your pitchers arm ratings? If your opponents strike out less than you that gives you more opportunities to make errors.
Your opponents put the ball in play more, so that's a part of it but that doesn't explain a gap of over 40 errors. The gap from the Ks would only be maybe 5-7 errors in your case if you assume a .970 fielding percentage and multiply the difference in Ks by .97 and then subtract that number from the difference. So you're either unlucky or your opponents have had higher upgrades. Is it possible that the infield upgrade is more important than the outfield one and maybe other teams focus on that more? Maybe your pitchers have gotten more grounders or something. That's the only thing I can think of.
Your opponents put the ball in play more, so that's a part of it but that doesn't explain a gap of over 40 errors. The gap from the Ks would only be maybe 5-7 errors in your case if you assume a .970 fielding percentage and multiply the difference in Ks by .97 and then subtract that number from the difference. So you're either unlucky or your opponents have had higher upgrades. Is it possible that the infield upgrade is more important than the outfield one and maybe other teams focus on that more? Maybe your pitchers have gotten more grounders or something. That's the only thing I can think of.
My batters have 200 FEWER K's than my opponents, I would think I'd have fewer errors as well, or at the very least equal if I was unlucky. But geez, it's the other way around for me. So maybe I have played a lot of teams with much higher upgrades than me.
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This might help a little to prevent them, but not a ton. My pitchers have way more Ks than my opponents and I still have made more errors, but both my error upgrades are only at 4.
SO For 3001
SO Against 3208
Pitch calling upgrade is 6.
SP arms are 7, 6, 5, 5, and 4
My batters have 200 FEWER K's than my opponents, I would think I'd have fewer errors as well, or at the very least equal if I was unlucky. But geez, it's the other way around for me. So maybe I have played a lot of teams with much higher upgrades than me.