**************************************************************************** PITCHING: You may have three different modes of "Usage" for pitching: Strict, Time, or Skip. Strict will just play your pitchers in the order that you list them under starters. Skip is like Strict, except that if you have a rest day then it will play your 1st starter earlier. Time proportionally doles out the starts to all of your starters on the roster based upon how many real life starts they have (it effectively chucks your starting rotation out the window). You must list a minimum of 4 starters, and even then, it's probably a better idea to go with 5 to prevent early burnout. If you use "Strict" or "Skip" (but *NOT* "Time"), you may use spot starters. Spot starters will start a certain percentage of the time (specified by you) in place of the regular starter. Since the "Time" usage doesn't really use the starting pitching profile, using spot starters won't help. Also note, you are limited to one spot starter per "regular" starter, and you must specify a percentage you wish to spot start them (otherwise, it's going to be 0%, and it's just as if you never specified a starter in the first place). People who have a durability rating for starters may start. People who have a durability rating for relievers may relieve. People who have durability ratings for both may do both. Note: In the regular season, players of any IP may be mentioned in the profile. There is no minimum IP for the regular season (but there is the 110% usage rule). For relievers, you should specify your closers vs left or right, setup men vs left or right, and your long & mopup starters. You may list up to 5 people for each of these spots, and you put players in multiple slots (although you can't list them twice in the same spot). Since we don't have minimum IP or batters faced requirements for mention in the profile during the regular season (other than the minimum 75 batters faced to be on the active roster), this could potentially lead to teams burning out large numbers of their players early who didn't have many IP to begin with. I ask that you try to pace your players so that this doesn't happen. **************************************************************************** Manager Profile for 2009 Seattle Moshers Pitching Chart Usage mode: Strict Rotation size: 5 Next starter: 1 Starting Rotation Sabathia Lincecum Cain Anderson,Bre Lowe,D Spot Starters Spot Pct Mopup situations Wood,K Walker,T Eyre,S Long relievers Guzman,A Wood,K Pinto Setup vs LHB Lyon Guzman,A Eyre,S Walker,T Setup vs RHB Lyon Pinto Closers vs LHB Street Guzman,A Closers vs RHB Street Pinto .................................................................................................... ***************************************************************************** Batting lineups: You will need to submit lineups for both LHP & RHP. Since this a non-DH league, the 9th batting slot will be reserved for the pitcher. ***************************************************************************** Manager Profile for 2009 Seattle Moshers Depth Chart for 2009 Seattle Moshers -- vs LHP Usage: Game by game Versus: Left DH: No Starting Lineup 1: Cabrera,A ss 2: Ross,C cf 3: Hairston,S lf 4: Young,M 3b 5: Pence rf 6: Paulino,R c 7: Polanco 2b 8: Belliard 1b 9: ----- Catcher ----- --- First Base ---- --- Second Base --- --- Third Base ---- Start Paulino,R Belliard Polanco Young,M Plat Olivo Def Pearce Polanco Feliz,P Util1 Olivo 0 Pearce 50 Valbuena 0 Feliz,P 0 Util2 Belliard 0 Util3 Util4 Util5 ---- Shortstop ---- --- Left Field ---- -- Center Field --- --- Right Field --- Start Cabrera,A Hairston,S Ross,C Pence Plat Quentin Def Buck,T Maxwell Pence Util1 Valbuena 0 Quentin 0 Murphy,Dav 0 Murphy,Dav 0 Util2 Util3 Util4 Util5 Designated Hitter ---- PH vs LHP ---- ---- PH vs RHP ---- Start Plat Def Util1 McDonald,D Phillips,P Util2 Olivo Valdez,W Util3 Murphy,Dav Util4 Murphy,Dan Util5 Feliz,P .................................................................................................... Manager Profile for 2009 Seattle Moshers Depth Chart for 2009 Seattle Moshers -- vs RHP Usage: Game by game Versus: Right DH: No Starting Lineup 1: Cabrera,A ss 2: Polanco 2b 3: Murphy,Dav cf 4: Young,M 3b 5: Quentin lf 6: Pence rf 7: Davis,C 1b 8: Olivo c 9: ----- Catcher ----- --- First Base ---- --- Second Base --- --- Third Base ---- Start Olivo Davis,C Polanco Young,M Plat Paulino,R Belliard Def Pearce Polanco Feliz,P Util1 Paulino,R 0 Murphy,Dan 0 Valbuena 0 Feliz,P 0 Util2 Util3 Util4 Util5 ---- Shortstop ---- --- Left Field ---- -- Center Field --- --- Right Field --- Start Cabrera,A Quentin Murphy,Dav Pence Plat Hairston,S Def Buck,T Maxwell Pence Util1 Valbuena 0 Hairston,S 0 Ross,C 0 Ross,C 0 Util2 Util3 Util4 Util5 Designated Hitter ---- PH vs LHP ---- ---- PH vs RHP ---- Start Plat Def Util1 McDonald,D Phillips,P Util2 Ross,C Valdez,W Util3 Hairston,S Ross,C Util4 Paulino,R Maxwell Util5 Belliard Murphy,Dan .................................................................................................... ***************************************************************************** TENDENCIES: You may tweak your managerial tendencies using 5 different levels: Least Frequent, Less Frequent, Neutral, More Frequent, Most Frequent. Setting everything to neutral will pretty must just use your team to its abilities (IE-if you have a guy who steals a lot of bases, he still will steal a lot of bases). These set the aggressiveness or passiveness of your team on certain issues. PH stands for "pinch hitter". ***************************************************************************** Manager Profile for 2009 Seattle Moshers Manager Tendencies Bunting for a hit: Neutral Sacrifice bunting: Neutral Squeeze bunting: Neutral Hit and run: Neutral Stealing: Neutral Running: Neutral Taking pitches: Neutral PH for a pitcher: Neutral PH for a non-pitcher: Neutral PH for platoon player: More frequent PH in a blowout: Neutral Pitching around: Neutral Intentional walk: Neutral Pickoff throws: Neutral Pitching out: Neutral Using relievers: Neutral Using closers: More frequent Holding runners: Neutral Infield in: Neutral Guard lines: Neutral ************************************************************************** PLAYING TIME LIMITS: If you want a particular player to not be pinch hit for (either vs LHP/RHP or both) let me know. But please only list up to 3 players. DMB won't make it a habit of pinch hitting your superstars. The actual "at bats", "starts", or "relief app" listed below you do not have to fill out. DMB will do that automatically. ************************************************************************** Player-specific tendencies (++ most, + more, = neutral, - less, -- least, N never) Player BHt BSc BSq H&R Stl Run Tak PHL PHR PHP Blw Ard IBB Pck Out Rel Cls .................................................................................................... Manager Profile for 2009 Seattle Moshers Playing Time Limits Maximum Atbats Player vsLHP vsRHP Starts Relief App Anderson,Bre 0 0 30 0 Belliard 71 193 0 0 Buck,T 14 91 0 0 Cabrera,A 147 376 0 0 Cain 0 0 33 0 Davis,C 122 269 0 0 Eyre,S 0 0 0 42 Feliz,P 130 450 0 0 Guzman,A 0 0 0 55 Hairston,S 129 301 0 0 Lincecum 0 0 32 0 Lowe,D 0 0 34 0 Lyon 0 0 0 65 Maxwell 33 56 0 0 McDonald,D 52 53 0 0 Murphy,Dan 94 414 0 0 Murphy,Dav 102 330 0 0 Olivo 151 239 0 0 Paulino,R 131 108 0 0 Pearce 56 109 0 0 Pence 119 466 0 0 Phillips,P 8 37 0 0 Pinto 0 0 0 73 Polanco 173 445 0 0 Quentin 94 257 0 0 Ross,C 134 425 0 0 Sabathia 0 0 34 0 Street 0 0 0 64 Valbuena 39 329 0 0 Valdez,W 26 60 0 0 Walker,T 0 0 0 32 Wood,K 0 0 0 58 Young,M 148 393 0 0