Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365

While he has a card in ATG, Scott Garrelts transitioned into a starter his last few seasons and I would love to have his 1989 season added so he has a starter card. Surprisingly that 1989 Giants WS team is hard to recreate in ATG, because we are missing cards for Mike Lacoss and Maldonado as well.

childsmwc wrote:While he has a card in ATG, Scott Garrelts transitioned into a starter his last few seasons and I would love to have his 1989 season added so he has a starter card. Surprisingly that 1989 Giants WS team is hard to recreate in ATG, because we are missing cards for Mike Lacoss and Maldonado as well.

87 Maldonado is a pretty good add

What about Dice K Matsuzaka 2008 was by far his best year

Larry McWilliams 1983

honestiago wrote:Larry McWilliams 1983

Good find. He was 5th in Cy Young that year. This weekend I was playing against the 1978 McWilliams card and he was absolutely dominant against lefties, and I thought this would be a good add for someone with no card. I'd be interested to see how these two compare.

On semi-related note, Jose Deleon doesn’t have a card. His 89 StL is best season, but his 84 Pit would be interesting. His 85 Pit was that crazy 2-19 season, and yet he always seemed to be carrying no hitters into the middle innings before imploding.

ratioman2 wrote:

honestiago wrote:Larry McWilliams 1983

Good find. He was 5th in Cy Young that year. This weekend I was playing against the 1978 McWilliams card and he was absolutely dominant against lefties, and I thought this would be a good add for someone with no card. I'd be interested to see how these two compare.

His 1982 might be more apropos for him, as he was a decent swing man most of career, and that year is somewhat indicative of what he brought to the table. ERA in the high 3s. 46G, 20 starts. A hit an inning, with a good K rate (118 in 159 IP).

Bill Voiselle.. https://www.baseball-reference.com/play ... bi01.shtml

Starter on the 1948 NL pennant winning Boston Braves

George Brunet.. journeyman pitcher, mostly with the California Angels; he was also on the Seattle Pilots.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/play ... ge01.shtml

Brunet's 1968 season would likely be a nifty card.

I saw Brunet pitch against the Boston Red Sox at Anaheim Stadium in 1968; in that game, Jim Fregosi hit for the cycle. I also remember Brunet striking out Carl Yastrzemski after going 3-0 on him.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxe ... 5200.shtml

kenhutchings wrote:George Brunet.. journeyman pitcher, mostly with the California Angels; he was also on the Seattle Pilots.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/play ... ge01.shtml

Brunet's 1968 season would likely be a nifty card.

I saw Brunet pitch against the Boston Red Sox at Anaheim Stadium in 1968; in that game, Jim Fregosi hit for the cycle. I also remember Brunet striking out Carl Yastrzemski after going 3-0 on him.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxe ... 5200.shtml

He's on the first post on this thread.