Whole-game simulations preserve baseball logic
ASD simulates a complete game script rather than independently rounding unrelated player boxes. Runs, RBI, base advancement, outs, pitching changes, and innings arise from the same event sequence, so projected stat lines remain internally consistent.
Operational principles
- Every scoring event belongs to one game script.
- Runs and RBI remain whole numbers.
- A non-home-run RBI requires a valid baserunner and batting-order path.
- Starter and bullpen innings reconcile with game length.
The implementation is reviewed against published results and is expected to change when new evidence justifies a documented revision.