A propensity for giving up HRs?
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Let me preface this by stating that I’m old (42) not very good (22-24 overall) and generally can get into the 600s in ranked seasons. So maybe the problem is just...me...but...
Does anyone else give up like 60% Of their hits against as HRs? I’ve been paying since 3/17 and looking back, I average striking the other team out 10-12 times a game, and also do not give up many hits that are not HRs. Case in point my last two games, which are representative of my overall experience.
Lost 7-6. Gave up 11 hits (13 innings) and 7 solo HRs.
Lost 6-5, gave up 9 hits (9 innings) and 5 HRs.
Is this normal? Is this me? It would be one thing if I gave up a lot of HRs while also allowing a lot of hits and not striking out tons of guys, but this is getting out of hand.
I also seem to only play teams that have all diamond players in the high 80s low 90s while I often am pitching gold and silver pitchers, so maybe that has something to do with it.
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The computer doesn’t make errors just humans and they make diving catches always
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You could strike the other person out 27 times and still give up 5 homers. It’s just how the game is this year
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@braydencombs said in A propensity for giving up HRs?:
You could strike the other person out 27 times and still give up 5 homers. It’s just how the game is this year
Well thanks for the reassurance. I’m glad it’s not just me.
Update- played a game. Lost 3-2 in 10 innings. Spun a 4 hitter. 3 solo HRs beat me.
Is this something that might get patched? I’d prefer more hits that aren’t 425 feet.
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