Pitching Staff — name who pitches, and for how long
Until now every generated lineup gave each player at most one inning on the mound, so a six-inning game came out with six different pitchers and you had to move kids into the pitcher slot by hand. Now you tap the players who pitch and Inning Wizard divides the innings among them, keeping each pitcher’s innings together — three pitchers in a six-inning game throw two innings each. Nobody goes back to the mound after coming out, and everyone else still rotates fairly behind them.
Leave it empty and nothing changes. Note that pitchers stay on the field during their innings, so they’ll sit a little less than the rest of the roster — Season Stats will show it. Inning Wizard counts innings, not pitches thrown, so if your league runs on pitch counts you’ll still want to track those yourself.