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Post by churchfoys on Feb 14, 2022 0:13:55 GMT -5
1. Starting in the 1951 season, starters or starter/relievers, who throw 90 innings or more, are eligible to start in the BVL.
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Post by churchfoys on Feb 14, 2022 0:15:48 GMT -5
The are more than enough starters to fill rosters for 25 clubs at the current 100-innings minimum.
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Post by knights15 on Feb 16, 2022 0:17:19 GMT -5
Starting pitchers in mlb are pitching fewer innings, fact.
And it can balance out using the DH.
I say this not having any SP with between 90 and 99 IP. So this does not help me.
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Post by churchfoys on Feb 18, 2022 0:14:48 GMT -5
You want facts? I'll give you facts: in 1946 and 1947 there were 62 available starters for each draft. 1948? 60.
1950? 57. One important note: these numbers do NOT include Openers. Finding a starter in the BVL is not a problem.
Let us not protect and water down the BVL with injured-prone starters.
Why is 90 innings significant? Answer the question! (LOL!!!!)
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