Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365

Mattw0909 wrote:I’d like maybe a second option for David Ortiz if possible. One of his big power years Currently 2007 is the only one available with 35 home runs in 2006 he hit 54, or 05’ he hit 47.

His final two years may well have been his best

1987 Boston Redsox - Sam Horn - 1B

devinehalo wrote:1987 Boston Redsox - Sam Horn - 1B

87 Horn does not have the requisite plate appearances to qualify for a nomination.

Could we get a peak of what 2009 Troy Tulowitzki card would look like? I believe his D is similar but that year he hit right handers better then Lefties.

kev wrote:Could we get a peak of what 2009 Troy Tulowitzki card would look like? I believe his D is similar but that year he hit right handers better then Lefties.

2009 Troy Tulowitzki, COL, Bats-R, BAL-2R, SS-1e10, 3 Game INJ Risk
LH--2b-2.7 3b-0.3 HR-8.1 BB-19 .262/.399/.575, OPS-.974
RH--2b-3.6 3b-3.4 HR-7.6 BB-14 .351/.441/.708, OPS-1.148

Current 2011 Troy Tulowitzki, COL, BAL-3L, SS-1e7, 15 Game INJ Risk
LH--2b-14.1 3b-0 HR-8.3 BB-4 .407/.440/.790, OPS-1.230
RH--2b-5.5 3b-0.5 HR-7.2 BB-11 .303/.387/.599, OPS-.986

May I think inquire about the 2002 arod card?

kev wrote:May I think inquire about the 2002 arod card?

2002 Alex Rodriguez, TEX, Bats-R, BAL-6R, SS-2e10, BULLETPROOF
LH--2b-3.9 3b-0.5 HR-5.9 BB-11 .196/.300/.436, .736 OPS
RH--2b-2.1 3b-0 HR-16 BB-16 .376/.486/.939, 1.425 OPS
Current 2005 Alex Rodriguez, NYY, Bats-R, BAL-2R, SS-2e8, BULLETPROOF
LH--2b-3.8 3b-0 HR-10.2 BB-20 .347/.498/.761, 1.259 OPS
RH--2b-3 3b-0 HR-12 BB-17 .418/.537/.872, 1.409 OPS
Current 2003 Alex Rodriguez, TEX, Bats-R, BAL-1L, SS-1e8, IN Game INJ Risk
LH--2b-5.1 3b-2.4 HR-11.5 BB-16 .324/.456/.834, 1.290 OPS
RH--2b-3.2 3b-0.9 HR-9.6 BB-16 .325/.456/.713, 1.169 OPS
Current 1996 Alex Rodriguez, SEA, Bats-R, BAL-1L, SS-2e17, 3 Game INJ Risk
LH--2b-11.3 3b-0.8 HR-8.8 BB-17 .476/.563/.911, 1.474 OPS
RH--2b-12.4 3b-0 HR-8.4 BB-7 .445/.487/.822, 1.309 OPS

For adds of players with a bunch of cards already, I like it when a card is different. This card may be his cheapest, but there's really not another card like it in the set. Platooned above 100m, but looks like it might be fun in a RH power park.

That's why I like the 1972 Joe Morgan (which nobody seems to like). With a lower batting average (but still high OBP) and a 2 defensively, he'll likely be a lot cheaper, but still a great leadoff man (kind of like the $6.16 Ashburn). Without having to overpay for the 1 fielding (Put me firmly in the camp that thinks you pay way too much for 1 fielding), I think he might be a bargain.

1950 Billy Goodman. It would be a very usable hitters card as his average was around .350

egvrich wrote:1950 Billy Goodman. It would be a very usable hitters card as his average was around .350

1950 Billy Goodman, BOS, Bats-L, BAL-2R, 3b-3e32, 1b-2e8, 2b-3e30, SS-4e48, LF-3(+1)e4, 15 Game INJ Risk
LH--2b-1 3b-0 HR-1 BB-12 .395/.468/.437, .904 OPS
RH--2b-9.3 3b-1 HR-1.4 BB-10 .427/.486/.587, 1.073 OPS
Current 1953 Billy Goodman, BOS, Bats-L, BAL-E, 1b-3e28, 2b-4e18, 15 Game INJ Risk
LH--2b-7.3 3b-1.2 HR-0 BB-10 .383/.446/.482, .928 OPS
RH--2b-7.5 3b-1.2 HR-0 BB-10 .395/.457/.497, .954 OPS