Pitch Count Not Accurate With Quickplay On

[ec22886]

Pitch count is all messed up when checking with the touch pad, this should get patched up hopefully...

[SVCbearcat10]

Quote: Originally Posted by ec22886

Pitch count is all messed up when checking with the touch pad, this should get patched up hopefully...

Do you mean quick counts? If so, they subtract a pitch from each about so fatigue and stat lines are accurate. You get a quick of of 2-2. You put in play the first pitch you see, that's 5 pitches. However, the game will recognize that as 4 pitches towards the pitch count. Just a small trade off to get the feature to function properly.

[Hammettf2b]

I played a game yesterday where at the end of the 7th inning, Kershaw pitched around 115 pitches but at the end of the game it showed he had pitched 152 pitches. I took him out at the beginning of the 8th (don't know how to take him out before the quick count takes place.

[HozAndMoose]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hammettf2b

I played a game yesterday where at the end of the 7th inning, Kershaw pitched around 115 pitches but at the end of the game it showed he had pitched 152 pitches. I took him out at the beginning of the 8th (don't know how to take him out before the quick count takes place.

Just take the pitcher out before you throw a pitch to the batter. It will make a new count once a new pitcher is in.

[Guga]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hammettf2b

I played a game yesterday where at the end of the 7th inning, Kershaw pitched around 115 pitches but at the end of the game it showed he had pitched 152 pitches. I took him out at the beginning of the 8th (don't know how to take him out before the quick count takes place.

I reckoned this also.
Pitched with Tim Hudson, and took him out when he reached 100 pitches.
After the game it was showing he threw 129 pitches....

[ec22886]

I see, thanks for your answer........man I love this feature but I love my stats to be accurate also.........decision decision...........

[davis25]

Quote: Originally Posted by SVCbearcat10

Do you mean quick counts? If so, they subtract a pitch from each about so fatigue and stat lines are accurate. You get a quick of of 2-2. You put in play the first pitch you see, that's 5 pitches. However, the game will recognize that as 4 pitches towards the pitch count. Just a small trade off to get the feature to function properly.

Ok makes sense, but how does the above work if you start out 0-2 on a batter and he whiffs the next pitch? Does it record a 2 pitch strikeout, or it has to be a minimum of 3 pitches??

[MatrixTN]

Quote: Originally Posted by davis25

Ok makes sense, but how does the above work if you start out 0-2 on a batter and he whiffs the next pitch? Does it record a 2 pitch strikeout, or it has to be a minimum of 3 pitches??

A pitch is subtracted after every batter faced.