[IBL] Pat Venditte rules

[Sean Sweda]

GRS does not have code to handle a switch pitcher, but fortunately we are no longer tracking vL/vR limitations so it doesn't matter which arm you use when you input his name. 

Sean
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> On Mar 15, 2016, at 12:29 PM, Santa Fe Prairie Dogs <sfp at lemerithew.com> wrote:
> 
> Will GRS take this into account when it computes PA vs. L/R?
> 
>> On March 14, 2016 at 5:45 PM Sean Sweda <sweda at ibl.org> wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> Here is how switch-pitcher Pat Venditte's card (OAK Venditte) is designed to
>> be used:
>> 1) When facing a batter who is not a switch hitter Venditte is considered to
>> be throwing from the same side as the hitter (RH vs RHB, LH vs LHB).
>> 2) When facing a switch-hitter Venditte throws LH and uses his italicized
>> fatigue numbers while the batter hits RH.  There is a SPECIAL on Venditte's
>> card as a reminder.  Note: facing a switch-hitter does not cause Venditte to
>> fatigue, he is just forced to use the italicized numbers.
>> 3) Venditte fatigues based on total batters faced.  When he reaches his limit
>> he is fatigued regardless of which arm being used.  Similarly, Venditte's BF
>> totals for rest purposes are cumulative regardless of which arm was being
>> used.
>> 4) If Venditte is injured he is considered unable to pitch for the duration of
>> the injury regardless of which arm was being used at the time of injury.
>> 
>> Sean
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