Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365

So if you scan the list of most PA's in a career, I believe Carlos Lee would be the leader for those without a card, ranked #177. That seems like a pretty good criteria to me to get one.

Next on the all time PA list is Todd Zeile and Raul Ibanez.

childsmwc wrote:Next on the all time PA list is Todd Zeile and Raul Ibanez.

2006 Raul Ibanez SEA Bats-L BAL-5R LF-4(0)e2 INJ Risk-In Game
LH--2b- 5.6 3b-0 HR-1.6 BB-8 .235/.292/.337 OPS-.629
RH--2b- 4.7 3b-1.5 HR-10.8 BB-6 .342/.379/.734 OPS-1.113
2009 Raul Ibanez PHI Bats-L BAL-3L LF-4(0)e3 INJ Risk-15
LH--2b- 8 3b-0.8 HR-13.7 BB-12 .312/.401/.851 OPS-1.252
RH--2b- 6.3 3b-0.3 HR-8.5 BB-7 .259/.320.584 OPS-.905

2004 Carlos Lee CWS Bats-R BAL-E LF-4(+1)e0 INJ Risk-3
LH--2b- 3.55 3b-0 HR-7.5 BB-13 .332/.425/.612 OPS-1.037
RH--2b- 7.75 3b-0 HR-5.8 BB-8 .334/.395/.589 OPS-.984

So maybe I’m off on this but it looks like 37 MVP seasons are not represented. Not to say the players don’t have other cards listed but it would be interesting to see all the MVP cards available.

Larry Doyle 1912 Giants
Jake Daubert 1913 Dodgers
Johnny Evers 1914 Cubs
Roger Peckinpaugh 1925 Senators
Mickey Cochrane 1928 As
Frankie Frisch 1931 Cardinals
Jimmy Foxx 1933 As
Mickey Cochrane 1934 Tigers
Hank Greenberg 1935 Tigers
Gabby Hartnett 1935 Cubs
Bucky Walters 1939 Reds
Stan Musial 1943 Cardinals
Joe Dimaggio 1947 Yankees
Roy Campanella 1951 Dodgers
Yogi Berra 1954 Yankees
Yogi Berra 1955 Yankees
Roy Campanella 1955 Dodgers
Elston Howard 1963 Yankees
Roberto Clemente 1966 Pirates
Orlando Cepeda 1967 Cardinals
Pete Rose 1973 Reds
Steve Garvey 1974 Dodgers
Thurman Munson 1976 Yankees
Willie Stargell 1979 Pirates
Don Mattingly 1985 Yankees
Mike Schmidt 1986 Phillies
Barry Bonds 1990 Pirates
Terry Pendleton 1991 Braves
Barry Larkin 1995 Reds
Juan Gonzalez 1998 Rangers
Barry Bonds 2003 Giants
Alex Rodriguez 2003 Rangers
Vlad Guerrero 2004 Angels
Clayton Kershaw 2014 Dodgers
Mike Trout 2014 aAngels
Mike Trout 2016 Angels
Mike Trout 2019 Angels

Moose Solters. Either '36 (SLB), or his best year, '37. Was off to a great career before an injury that caused him to lose his eyesight over time.

honestiago wrote:Moose Solters. Either '36 (SLB), or his best year, '37. Was off to a great career before an injury that caused him to lose his eyesight over time.

He's listed on another thread:
1937 Moose Solters, CLE, Bats-R, 1L Balance, LF/CF/RF-4(0)15
LH--8.5 2b, 2.6 3b, 6.9 HR, 3 BB 389/412/720, 1.132 OPS
RH--8 2b, 2.5 3b, 6.5 HR, 3 BB 370/394/683, 1.076 OPS

Asking for a friend. Macier Izturis, 2b. I kind of like the more balanced 2011 card. Should be pretty cheap

STEVE F wrote:Asking for a friend. Macier Izturis, 2b. I kind of like the more balanced 2011 card. Should be pretty cheap

2011 Maicer Izturis, LA, Bats-S, BAL-2L, 2b-2e14, SS-3e12, 3b-2e15, 15 Game INJ RIsk
LH--2b-14.5 3b-0 HR-2.5 BB-1 .283/.316/.497, .813 OPS
RH--2b-6.8 3b-0 HR-2.3 BB-7 .278/.358/.419, .778 OPS

Larry Biitner lh 1b/lf/ph part of the Herman Franks 81-81 '77 Cubs

14 seasons in the show no card


https://www.baseball-reference.com/play ... la01.shtml

Jim Essian
1977 CWS

https://onlinegames.strat-o-matic.com/team/1682249

Using him on my lone '77 team.

Beats the 5 hits on each side/will never get used Karkovice.