• Bring corners in when anticipating a bunt or trying to cut a run off at the plate while still "playing for two" up the middle. By this I mean only corner infielders in. (As opposed to bringing the whole infield in or guarding the lines.)
  
• Choose to hold a runner on base (to reduce the likelyhood of a successful steal or extra base advancement) or not to hold a runner and play behind him (to increase the likelyhood of making the play defensively.)
  
• Determine how good of a bunter a particular player is. Is it necessarily the same as his Contact rating?
  
• Estimate the fatigue of the pitcher.
  
• View the box score or play log while the game is still in progress.
  
• Save a game in progress and resume at some later point in time.
  

• No.
  
• No. Not directly, at least. You can't control this, but the pitcher has an applicable rating (Hold Runners) that influences this. You can also initiate a pitchout, which can indirectly keep the runner on base.
  
• I would think that it ties into his Contact rating as I cannot find anything else which would apply.
  
• When you say "estimate the fatigue", do you mean determine how long he will last in the game, or determine how tired he is at that moment?
  
• No. However, this has been suggested.
  
• No.
  

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When you say "estimate the fatigue", do you mean determine how long he will last in the game, or determine how tired he is at that moment?

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ORIGINAL: Wrathchild

One of my first questions to Frozen Stiffer was if that was Spidey doing Napoleon, but apparently avatar precedes the film by many years. In fact, I even pulled up the Napoleon clip to compare and they aren't really alike, though it's still the first thing I think of every day I see it.