[IBL] V is for Venditte

[Kevin Greenberg]

Correct.  My point is that real control is in the hand of the offense.
Letting the defensive manager decide would allow each batter's weakest side
to be exposed.   Probably not what we want to do.

Maybe let D manager decide but allow a team to say "hit Righty against V no
matter how he throws" or something like that

On Monday, June 8, 2015, Sean Sweda <sweda at ibl.org> wrote:

> The MLB rule requires Venditte to declare which arm he's using at the
> beginning of the AB. The hitter is then allowed to choose which side to hit
> from.  If you want to see this in action watch what happens before
> Swihart's AB in Venditte's first appearance.
>
> Sean
> < via mobile >
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> Kevin Greenberg <greenbergk at gmail.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','greenbergk at gmail.com');>> wrote:
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> MLB is letting the batter select the side and then Venditte picks.  So we
> should let the offensive manager designate if he so chooses.  If not, let
> the defensive manager.
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> On Friday, June 5, 2015, Russell Peltz <peltz38 at yahoo.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','peltz38 at yahoo.com');>> wrote:
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>> That's fairly straightforward.
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>> I'm more worried about how to treat him for rest purposes.
>> Do we have to track how many batters he faced with each hand?
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>> Could his left arm require a day of rest, but not his right arm?
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>> *From:* Sean Sweda <sweda at ibl.org>
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>> *To:* Nelson Lu <nlu at me.com>; Members <members at ibl.org>
>> *Sent:* Friday, June 5, 2015 6:03 PM
>> *Subject:* Re: [IBL] V is for Venditte
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>> Venditte will get a single card with "S" listed as the way he throws.
>> For LH or RH batters he would be required to pitch from the same side as
>> the batter (e.g. considered throwing RH to a RHB), since that's what's
>> going to happen in the vast majority of his MLB matchups.  This is
>> functionally the same as how we treat switch hitters, except they obviously
>> are required to hit from the opposite side as the pitcher.  When Venditte
>> faces a switch hitter the simplest solution would be to require the
>> defensive manager to pick a side from which to throw and then require the
>> switch hitter to hit from the opposite side.
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>> Sean
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