Pitching Ratings (pitchers only) Endurance: The endurance rating gives a rough indication of the number of pitches the player can throw in a game before becoming tired and thus losing velocity, control and/or movement. The average starting pitcher will last into the 7th inning, while a real workhorse can consistently pitch eight or more innings. Power: A 'power' pitcher generally throws with high velocity and strikes out a lot of batters. The Power Rating is a good indicator of the pitcher's ability to strike out batters. An average pitcher strikes out about 5 batters per nine innings while a prototypical power pitcher will set down one or more every inning. Control: The ability to deliver the ball to the plate with accuracy. A pitcher with excellent control will walk as few as one batter per game. Good control is also key to getting ahead in the count , and thus gaining the advantage over all batters. Movement: This indicates the 'action', or lateral and vertical movement on the pitcher's pitches. Good movement can come from excellent breaking stuff (e.g. a curveball that 'drops off the table') or from a fastball that 'hops' or tails away from hitters. Good movement doesn't guarantee strikeouts or prevent walks but it does mean fewer batters will get good wood on the ball, leading to more ground balls and popups. 这是BM游戏里的解释 --

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