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Redsoxman53 · **Posted:** Wed Jun 03, 2009 9:25 pm

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bdavis2578 · **Posted:** Wed Jun 03, 2009 11:11 pm

do u mean an original, shuuto, knuckle and gryoball pitcher. That would b quite a challenge. I'm gonna try that what do you want his stats 2 b?

Cub of the Ray · **Posted:** Thu Jun 04, 2009 1:35 am

I don't have that...I do, however, have an Originivertishuuknuckleftykiller:
original slider
vertical slider
knuckler
shuuto
vs LH Batter 4

straight out of success, he's merely decent and his fastball struggles to hit 86, so the only pitches that seem special at all are the knuckler (Lvl 4 IIRC) and the original slider (lvl 2 but even at that low level, makes most lefties look stupid). If I ever get around to posting his code here, those are probably the only pitches you'd be impressed with. Now his arsenal after 14 seasons of My Life....is an insanely impressive set of pitches. the fastball maxes out at 105, and dude is equally as effective closing as he is starting (enough stuff for the former, enough pitches and stamina for the latter)...I'll get around to posting him one of these days. I aint gonna lie, the knuckler's always been my guy's main out pitch, especially if the batter likes to muscle up (which usually guarantees either strike three or a weak grounder...not counting mistake meatballs, only one batter's ever homered off my knuckler), and even moreso since I got it to lvl 7, and always used the original slider to cross up lefthanded batters. Righties usually just got the knuckler until I got my shuuto up to about level 4 or 5, then I started getting more guys to whiff on that. I rarely throw the 4sfb after I get a strike, cus hey, I got 11 other options and a lead to protect...however there are occasions (like A-Rod, Manny, Tex, Sizemore, Konerko) where I go all Wakefield on em and give em a steady diet of knucklers cus nobody can hit the thing out unless they get lucky...even a Lv 7 vert, Lv 7 shuuto and 105 mph can leave the yard with guys like them...but this 80 mile dancer, furthest it's usually gonna go is a mile high and right to an outfielder. :mrgreen: