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Originally Posted by bigcat
of course my example is an over-simplication. i know it is never that easy.
but that example perfectly illustrates the strategic value of knowing your opponent's information before you make a move. it becomes just not a level play field.
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Moot because no matter what is announced I can change any player on the lineup card anytime before first pitch.
So I announce a-b-c-d and I decide to go to a three day rest and only pitch three pitchers in the playoffs.
So I announce a-b-c-d and decide to start my long reliever instead because of a "sore" back.
Moot point with no real advantage unless you happen to get lucky.
Most teams would just say, I'll send mine out there, and we will beat you.
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