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Reliever Order

SpicyTunaFishSpicyTunaFish Registered Users, Member 1 Posts
What is the best order to maximize the strength of my relievers.

Current order:
Long - 5* Brad Hand
RP1 - 4.5* Pablo Sandoval
RP2 - 4.5* Josh Fields
SM - 5* Craig Kimbrel
CL - Prime Aroldis Chapman

I know I can essentially "pick" my pitchers if I manually play each game, but this is more for auto play purposes.

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    DFBBDFBB Registered Users, Moderators, Member, Moderator 6,602 Posts
    Seems about right.
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    ThumbstersThumbsters Registered Users, Member 267 Posts
    I typically use STF (stuff) as my ranking order. If 2 pitchers have similar STF and 1 of those pitchers has poor CTL (control), I will knock him down a few pegs. In addition, take a peak at your individual pitcher stats and make notice of which pitcher(s) has thrown the least amount of innings. If you have strong starting pitcher—going deep into the game, your long reliever won’t see much action. 
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    DFBBDFBB Registered Users, Moderators, Member, Moderator 6,602 Posts
    I would also add that pennants should serve as a tie break(they help a pitcher's 'stuff' rating). Righties should also get any tie break because they have the platoon advantage far more often than lefties.
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    SwolecatSwolecat Registered Users 25 Posts
    I am not sure how this game utilizes relievers, but I would say: 

    LR: least effective guy. “Mop up” duty.
    RP1: 3rd best guy
    RP2: 4th best
    SU: 2nd best
    CL: most talented, but also reliable. So stuff and control most important I think.

     There is nothing worse than having a closer who walks in the tying or winning run.
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