In baseball, what determines a "save situation"?
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if the team is down by one to two runs it is a save situation if the closer come in to pitch for the whole inning, with one out, and with two outs, but for it to be a save wirth three runs the closer has to pitch the whole inningyou could come in in the 8th and you team be down by three and if you pitch the rest of the game you will get a save
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A save is credited to a pitcher who fulfills the following three conditions:
1. The pitcher is the last pitcher in a game won by his team;
2. The pitcher is not the winning pitcher (for instance, if a starting pitcher throws a complete game win or, alternatively, if the pitcher gets a blown save and then his team scores a winning run while he is the pitcher of record, sometimes known as a "vulture win");
3. The pitcher fulfills at least one of the following three conditions:
a.He comes into the game with a lead of no more than three runs and pitches for at least one full inning.
b.He comes into the game with the potential tying run either on base, at bat, or on deck.
c.He pitches for at least three innings after entering the game with a lead.
If the pitcher surrenders the lead at any point, he cannot get a save, but he is the winning pitcher if his team comes back to win. No more than one save may be credited in each game.
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im not sure but, when the winning team is up by 1-3 runs by 9th inning i think that's the save situation for the winning teamWhen your team is winning by only 3 runs or less.
A team up buy 3 runs or less or 4 runs w/a runner in scoring position. Also if a reliever throws the 7-9inn. with out giving up a run he gets a save.
If the lead is three runs or less, 9th inning, and your team is leading and pitching. That's a save situation, as long as it's not the starting pitcher.
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There are actually several "conditions" which determine a "save situation", but the term is usually simplified to when a relief pitcher enters a game with a lead of 3 runs or less, and at least one inning to play.Visit the link below for a complete definition.
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There are 3 different ways to to this.Entering the game at the beginning of an inning with a lead of no more than 3 runs, and holding the lead while finishing the game.
Entering the game with the potential tying runner on base, at the plate, or on deck and holding the lead while finishing hte game.
Pitching the last 3 innings, minimum of the game without relinquishing the lead.
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when a pitcher comes in and saves the game from a loseWould you accept this trade if I proposed it to you?
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if the team is down by one to two runs it is a save situation if the closer come in to pitch for the whole inning, with one out, and with two outs, but for it to be a save wirth three runs the closer has to pitch the whole inningyou could come in in the 8th and you team be down by three and if you pitch the rest of the game you will get a save
there is also a bunch of other stuff like this:
A save is credited to a pitcher who fulfills the following three conditions:
1. The pitcher is the last pitcher in a game won by his team;
2. The pitcher is not the winning pitcher (for instance, if a starting pitcher throws a complete game win or, alternatively, if the pitcher gets a blown save and then his team scores a winning run while he is the pitcher of record, sometimes known as a "vulture win");
3. The pitcher fulfills at least one of the following three conditions:
a.He comes into the game with a lead of no more than three runs and pitches for at least one full inning.
b.He comes into the game with the potential tying run either on base, at bat, or on deck.
c.He pitches for at least three innings after entering the game with a lead.
If the pitcher surrenders the lead at any point, he cannot get a save, but he is the winning pitcher if his team comes back to win. No more than one save may be credited in each game.
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