Did Every Pitcher Get Enough Innings?
Build camp lineups around pitcher availability so every arm gets the innings planned for them.
Key takeaways
- Set different inning minimums for each pitcher type.
- Track pitcher innings across teams and games.
- Build the camp schedule around available pitching.
Pitching Sets the Camp Schedule
Pitchers are one of the biggest factors in determining how many games and innings a baseball camp can support.
A roster can include pitcher-only campers, campers who pitch as their primary position, and campers who pitch as their secondary position. Each group can have different inning requirements, which coaches have to account for before the lineup cards are complete.
Tracking Pitcher Innings by Hand Adds Up
- Count how many pitchers are available.
- Separate pitcher-only, primary, and secondary pitchers.
- Determine how many innings each group receives.
- Balance pitcher innings across teams and games.
- Check that no pitcher is over or under assigned.
How SideCoach Sports Uses Pitching Rules
Coaches enter the pitching requirements they want the lineups to follow.
- Set minimum innings for Pitcher Only, Primary, and Secondary pitchers.
- Set one maximum innings limit for any camper.
- For multi-game camps, set games per pitcher and maximum consecutive innings.
Lineup Builder uses those rules to organize pitcher innings across the schedule.
Make Every Pitching Inning Count
Pitching availability determines how many games and innings the camp can support. Building those requirements into the schedule keeps pitcher workloads organized and helps make sure every pitcher gets the innings planned for them.
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