Max Players vs Opp Pitcher
This settings selects how many hitters are allowed vs an opposing pitcher.
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Choose Stack Type
This one is pretty straight forward, any of the selected “stacks” here will be allowed. “5” represents a stack of 5 from one team unaccompanied by a secondary stack.
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Stack Settings
You can edit the stack options for each individual stack. For example, these are the settings for the 5-3 stacks.
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Here you can select:
- A minimum or maximum number of lineups that include this stack type using the boxes here:
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- Which batters are included in each stack. You can select different batting orders for the “5” stack and the “3” stack.
- Which teams are included in each stack. You can choose to include or exclude certain teams from being considered in the “5” stack or the “3” stack.
- What gaps to allow in each stack. In this example, we’ve chosen to allow “any gaps” in the batting order for the “5” stack.
Whereas the “3” stack can have a max gap of two, which would mean that you can’t have more than a two batting positions gap between the players in that stack. Batting orders 1-4-7 would be fine, whereas 1-5-7 would not. If you choose “no gaps”, the order of players must be consecutive, such as 1-2-3, or 2-3-4, etc.
Max Exposures
You can also select max exposures per team and by stack size. For example, this screenshot would result in max 20% of lineups having any sort of CIN stack. Similarly, it will result in having max 10% of lineups with 5-man SD stacks, max 10% with 5-man SD stacks, and max 10% with 3-man SD stacks.
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