BILLY COLEMAN
Billy Coleman – 1990’s Era, AIM
Billy Coleman is a 1990’s draft AIM manager who follows the ’90’s managerial style of play.
He uses:
– a lot of roster, some with 15+ G, for defense and pinch hit/run roles.
– moderate on the base paths, with an average number for a range of attempts (15-78).
– few, if any bunts.
– can use a starter in relief for some innings, but usually lets the SP go 7 IP with an above average number of CG.
– relievers average 2+ IP per game, with below average saves.
– Closers used by innings pitched.
Coleman is like Duke Robinson, but a shade more aggressive, cautious with pitchers, doesn’t play always by book, and has unconventional moves.