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Any one remembers the link to some of the injury teams of 2005?

Not sure if this is whatcha meant, took a few minutes, but I found one....

Injury team experiment feeling the pain

Not sure if this is whatcha meant, took a few minutes, but I found one....

Injury team experiment feeling the pain
http://forums-beta.sportingnews.com/viewtopic.php?t=40556&highlight=injury+team

Actually, there was also a recent thread about it, but I can't retrieve it.

Still, thanks for yours, it will help.

This is the All injury Champs:

http://forums-beta.sportingnews.com/topic.php?p=62188&highlight=injury+champs#62188

And this is the most recent I remember, hope it helps:

http://forums-beta.sportingnews.com/viewtopic.php?t=51584

Seems like using Mauer as a DH vs righties and a high injry catcher (i.e., [u:da49bd4e1f]>[/u:da49bd4e1f]3) as the every day catcher, and NOT securing a 3rd catcher may maximize Mauer's ABs. But I don't know if that's worked for anyone--I'm doing it for the first time right now early in a season.

Obviously you'd want your every day catcher to be pretty decent.

Thanks guys,

Why does it make a difference whether you make Mauer the DH and the other catcher C vs. vice-versa?

As I have said in other posts. The real benefit of an all injury team is the ability for you to put stud SP's a the top of your draft card. Here is an injury team that I used that won the champs. It scored a average number of runs but the thing that put the team over the top was the pitching.

http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/baseball/stratomatic/2005/team/team_other.html?user_id=11950