Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365

Does this hint still apply:

HBP - Batters can be HBP only from their card. If a batter is HBP, look at each of their years that can get that result. Sometimes you can eliminate years that do not have a HBP result using this method.

Kal Daniels (https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/832746/1680/1/80) got hurt striking out against a lefty. During the season he's been HBP on more than one occasion. This reveals the 1990 season but he's performing more like the 1991 season.

It reveals either 90 or 91

I see what you are saying. If his injury was on a strikeout and he's been hit by pitch then he must be 90

I have Larry Parrish batting .186 on his 1979 card...don't trust HAL.

je8675309 wrote:Does this hint still apply:

HBP - Batters can be HBP only from their card. If a batter is HBP, look at each of their years that can get that result. Sometimes you can eliminate years that do not have a HBP result using this method.

Kal Daniels (https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/832746/1680/1/80) got hurt striking out against a lefty. During the season he's been HBP on more than one occasion. This reveals the 1990 season but he's performing more like the 1991 season.

The HBP in your quote is just an example. HBPs do not injure players unless there is a "plus injury" that comes with it. Since you a strikeout plus injury you have either 90 or 91. If he later (or previously) gets hit by a pitch, you can rule out 91 because there is no HBP on his 91 season. To repeat: If you roll a plain vanilla HBP (i.e., no "not injury" that comes with it) then you cannot get injured.