Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365

BC15NY wrote:

hackra wrote:Why do we bother

We will be unlikely to see any of these cards this year. Heck we may not see the last set before Xmas

"That glass is half empty."

Other guys would say, "That glass is half full."

I peg you as a "glass is half empty" kind of guy. Right?

No, I'm mostly a full glass (or snifter) type. It's just that this particular glass is broken, so it takes a few full mugs to wash the taste out

I'd like to nominate 2006 Freddy Sanchez. Hit 344, led the league in doubles, a three-time all-star and has no card in the set. And the post WWII Pirates are pretty thin at 3rd base.

dumb question... what is the current status of this?


maybe I am not finding it...


but I knew not to expect anything before New Years, but January '18 is half gone.

not life or death, but it does seem as if, unless you spend a half hour on this board every day, it is hard to stay current.

Delivery of 17.4 scheduled for this weekend.

The cards are in!

Who are the players that were added ?

DGF102052 wrote:Who are the players that were added ?

High end
Mike Napoli 2011 TEX C 1B
Bill Dickey 1936 NYY C
Goose Goslin 1928 WAS LF RF
J.D. Drew 2004 BRV RF CF

1960-1999
Ken Singleton** 1977 BAL RF
Hank Aaron 1971 BRV LF 1B
Reggie Sanders 1995 CIN RF CF
Ken Sanders 1970 MIL RP

Angels
Bobby Grich 1981 CAL 2B
Bryan Harvey 1991 CAL RP
Jim Fregosi 1964 CAL SS

Diamondbacks
Ian Kennedy 2011 AZ SP*
Stephen Drew* 2008 AZ SS

Orioles/Browns
John Lowenstein* 1982 BAL LF RF
Harry Rice* 1925 SLB RF
Roberto Alomar** 1996 BAL 2B

Royals
Joakim Soria 2008 KC RP
Danny Tartabull 1991 KC RF
Mike Sweeney 2002 KC 1B

In from 17.3 vote
George McQuillan 1908 PHI SP*
Kevin Millwood 1999 BRV SP*
Tim Burke 1987 MON RP
Tom* House 1974 BRV RP
Harry Heilmann 1923 DET RF 1B
George Sisler 1922 SLB 1B

Will a little bell go off when we finally have enough 5m RPs?

andycummings65 wrote:Will a little bell go off when we finally have enough 5m RPs?

Ding

It's the R3 designation that seems out of place to me. I thought it was innings / appearances = Relief rating.
Both House and Sanders are sub 2 using that formula. Guess I'm wrong.