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Sit player when fatigue is at...  

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    • 80%-89%
      10
    • 70%-79%
      13
    • 60%-69%
      12
    • 50% or lower
      7


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I was just wondering on average, at around what fatigue percentage you sit your player down for a game. I myself sit them if theyre at about 80%-85%. Is that bad? Or is it ok to let them play until about 70%-75%? Really need help with this one cuz I hve suspiscion Im sitting guys down too early, just need to know what you guy all do.

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I usually sit them when they're below 50%. In the 50s, I try to DH them if possible so they decay slower. Probably higher chance of injury when fatigued.

Now for pitchers it's a different story. I yank em below 30%. Anything in the 10s and 20s and you get injured extremely easily throwing curveballs and stuff with lots of movement.

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50-60%. Pitchers around the same. Also depends on the game and what their replacement is like. In some of my minor league teams I dont worry about it as much...alsthough i tend to never let it get below 30%

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I bench my at 80%. If you did take a position player down into the 50's would 1 day rest bring him back to 100?

If you're just below 50%, 1 day rest would bring him back to about 75%.

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position players 75-70, depending on when the next day off is

catchers 80, i use the astros and in r.l. ausmus only does four games in a row to keep his legs in good condition.

pitchers 30, unless a no hitter is going or shut out, then they go til either is broken; unless they have low durability <65

at 70-75 positon players should hit 100 after a day

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Anything below 90 is benching territory for me. I like to have everyone on my roster get into as many games as possible. Catchers are the only exception. They can go to around 50.

Same for me.

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