I have only started one team since the update, in Grizzlyone's 80m plus pic-u'r-own 6-2 AAA. I have never seen fatigue like this before. I drafted 1380 innings, for polo v, and 25 games in, no pitcher on my team is at 100%, no position player is at 100%. Admittedly, i drafted knowing that i would have to do some micro managing, but i drafted 5400 AB's, and figured on platooning at a couple of positions, but this is way worse than i expected. Is this league unique, or is this an (unintended?) by product of the update?

I am in this league I have 1306 in and 6067pa @ Colt Stadium
My hitters are fine but my pitching staff is dead

you gotta remember that league plays like a $100M because the AAA hitters are so good. In $80M leagues fatigue is a little worse but not as much. time to break old habits and draft a few more innings.

by the way, I don't have many fatigue problems in that league and I'm 7-19. choose your poison.

i know i'm having more trouble with fatigue in my bullpen than i used to.

thank you for your responses. my guess is that this level of fatigue is universal, but i am hoping i can get some confirmation of my assumptions. rbow923, you are correct that i shouldn't complain (and i really am not) because, even though i have lost 7 in a row, i am still in 1st place. I'm really just wondering if this the way it is going to be, fatigue wise. if it is, i just have to re-evaluate my distribution of non-renewable resources (ahem).

Don't forget about appearance fatigue.

Does anyone know if fatigue return rates are slower when you send someone down to the minors? I am not sure, but suspect it might be. In other words - would it take a guy the same number of games to get back to 100% if they were in the majors in a rested state as it would if they were shipped to the minors?

Senator_guy, i really don't know, but i suspect that thye do recover at the same rate. And grizz, yes, this is your fault. BACK TO YOUR CAGE!!!! and no raw salmon for you tonight!!

I know I have been tired more since the update...

I've had no problems with hitters, but my pitchers across all leagues are now struggling to stay at 100% even though I haven't changed how I draft innings one bit.

Further into the season, Fatigue is still an issue, but, for me at least, it hasn't been as debilitating. It has leveled off, i guess is a reasonable assessment, and is working out. Pitchers still get it worse than hitters, but even there, it hasn't been so much that it can't be managed.