No Rest During the All Star Break?

[KG Erwin]

OK, I thought this had been fixed, but apparently not. During the three-day break, no pitcher has recovered. In other words, between July 7 and July 11, it seems that only one game-day has passed. Odd. No games were played July 8-10, so most pitchers should be at 100% readiness. Nope. Every team was affected the same way.

[Wrathchild]

Why would the game treat these successive days off any differently than it does others? I'm assuming, for example, that if you have 2 days off in a row you get the benefits of 2 days of recovery.

[HotCornerDave]

I need to breathe some life back into this thread. But, I have the opposite problem as KG. In a fictional league, without a scheduled AS game, there is always a day in July where pitcher fatigue resets to 100% rested. In the year 2026, it happened between Monday July 13 and Tuesday July 14. Did Shaun fix KG's problem, but now there's an assumed rest period where the AS game should have been? This does not affect position players at all. Position players have maintained their fatigue level.

[GNDN]

Just a shot in the dark, but did the players who did not recover get selected to play in the All-Star game? Maybe that has some impact?