Starter to Reliever & Vice Versa

[Sanji Watsuki]

I've been thinking and doing a little research and here is how I'm going to handle it.

Reliever to Starter
Pros: More endurance
Can fill that spot in the rotation

Cons: Lower K/9
To even things out, lower overall statistics
Unless you have a proven starter you're look at 70-75 endurance
Unless you have a proven starter you're looking at a non-seamless transition

Starter to Reliever
Pros: Higher K/9
Better control & movement

Cons: Less endurance
Higher chance of a seamless transition, but still the possibility of complications
Doing this merely to raise overall will sap you of your priviledge of pitching conversions

Comments?

[Sanji Watsuki]

More on the relief pitcher --> starting.

Endurance-wise it is based on former past pitching experience in the last decade, and only if it was a full season. 6.05 IP/G=71 endurance, 6.1 IP/G=72 endurance, 6.15 IP/G=73 endurance, and so forth to a maximum of 85.

Overalls going from a closer to starter are going to be capped at 95. Otherwise there will be no change in overall.

K rates will be capped at 95 power.