ATG III Teaser #1

ATG III Teaser #1

Postby bernieh » Tue Jun 27, 2006 3:23 pm

Strat-O-Matic Baseball Online's All-Time Greats III, coming soon to a browser near you.

Your first taste is one of the many teams we're adding to the player pool. Don't ask how many we're adding total, because I won't tell you (yet). And also, I can't guarantee that I'll have time to post a new teaser or team every day - I might not have enough to fill up the time I need to build the damn game anyway. But get ready to welcome the first new team to the set:

[url=http://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/NYG/1921.shtml][b:0117800932]The 1921 New York Giants[/b:0117800932][/url]

World Series winners; Hall-of-Famers George Kelly, Frankie Frisch, Dave Bancroft. I'd say this is a fine way to kick off the march to ATG III!

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Please refer to [url=http://forums-beta.sportingnews.com/viewtopic.php?t=96862]this thread[/url] for where I previously announced that ATG III will feature the option to play any of a number of pre-defined subsets of the master player pool, if you don't want to play with the entire pool.
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Postby Hack Wilson » Tue Jun 27, 2006 3:50 pm

Excellent, a Giants team!!! A GREAT Frisch 2B card that may outclass Eddie Collins and Charlie Gehringer, Ross Youngs in RF, and Bancroft at SS......we always appreciate more options up the middle. :) :D 8)
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Postby Hakmusic » Tue Jun 27, 2006 3:53 pm

Hey Bernie,

are we getting new Bancroft and Frisch cards? How are overlaps going to be decided?

Has it been stated whether or not we are losing any teams?

thanks for the teaser, this keeps things fun around here.
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Postby Hack Wilson » Tue Jun 27, 2006 3:59 pm

Mmm, looks like Frisch played 93 games at 3B and 61 games at 2B -- so he will be a two position player. That's good, though sometimes the range rating suffers when a player spreads out across different positions.

Bancroft had 39 errors at SS.

Hak, usually (always) the better card erases the poorer card -- however, in this case -- read the thread mentioned by Bernie -- there may be player "pools" where some of the old cards will be used. So you might have two Frisch cards in two different contexts (where they would not be playing against each other, of course.)
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Postby tkl33 » Tue Jun 27, 2006 4:00 pm

Nice offensive cards, but I don't see Frisch or Bancroft either one being "1's"....too many errors. Could Earl Smith be the new Delancey?!? :D

Looks good bernie, keep 'em comin'! 8)
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Postby Free Radicals » Tue Jun 27, 2006 5:47 pm

Frisch had 36 errors also . I like the idea that he wont be a 15 gamer. Kelly and Burns look like they may be worth a long look also . :D

Thanks for the teaser Bernie . More will be appreciated of course .
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Postby FRANKMANSUETO » Tue Jun 27, 2006 6:20 pm

OK, gentlemen I have the 1921 Season on CD-ROM.
Bancroft 2e38 at SS
Frisch 3b(2e31) 2b(1e34) AA-Steal A-Bunt B-H&R
Kelly 1b 2e17
Earl Smith 1R batter C 3e11 arm-(0)
Youngs 2 in LF/RF and 3 in CF arm(-3)
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Postby traderj » Tue Jun 27, 2006 7:40 pm

Thanks for the teaser Bernie, :D it will be nice to see some new faces, not much pitching on that team. :(
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Postby modmark46 » Tue Jun 27, 2006 8:20 pm

Thanks, Bernie! Looking forward to your teasers makes getting on-line that much more fun. Some nice looking hitters on this Giants team. :D
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Postby Hack Wilson » Tue Jun 27, 2006 8:23 pm

Earl "Oil" Smith bio info........not good friends with Bancroft!

.....A pugnacious, strong-willed catcher for five NL pennant winners, Smith received his nickname from columnist Westbrook Pegler's Brooklynese pronunciation of his first name. With the champion Giants of 1921-22, he ignored manager John McGraw's signals and defied bed checks. Traded to the Pirates, he hit .313 for the 1925 World Champions and a career-high .346 the next season. He missed a month with the 1927 NL champions when he was suspended for smashing the jaw of Braves manager Dave Bancroft in an unprovoked attack. Sold to the Cardinals the next year, he helped them to the 1928 NL pennant.
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