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Originally Posted by Dyzalot
If OOTP does just fine then why do I have an example earlier in this thread of a 2nd baseman being pinch hit for and then the AI moving the third baseman to second, something that has been argued shouldn't really happen, and put a guy who plays second about as good at third where his overall rating is "1" because ha has no experience?
The argument that moving in the infield doesn't really happen and thus it is fine that OOTP doesn't do it in order to produce the best defensive alignment kind of falls apart when I find an example of OOTP moving a guy in the infield and creating a worse defensive alignment.
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No one said it shouldn't happen. They said there is no data to support Miguel Cabrera doing it, which there wasn't and isn't.