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[Halo Don]

Hello all, I am thinking of another team after the first of the year. (sometime in Jan/Feb) I see alot of Petco and Shea stadiums in these posts but, for someone that is a bit green in this what are your recommendations for my next team.

Also, What is the best thing to look at for drafting I am assuming that it would be OBA before SLG and BA. And on pitching I assume it would be WHIP as #1 priority. Keeping in mind that 4 good * SP is probably going to work. Previously I was trying to build my team to 25 players and probably made some poor decisions when setting it up.

Thanks in advance for the help and

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

[1crazycanuk]

Hey there...Petco is my favourite I think. I will probably use it again.

Yes, for pitchers...WHIP is number one. Look for pitchers with more #HR's on their card and hitters with more natural HR's. Many cheap pitchers can do pretty well at Petco. Have some lefty batters and a couple pitchers strong against lefties and you should do fine. As for OBP I don't know. That is important but I'm wondering if OPS is more important in a pitcher's park such as Petco. Maybe someone else knows for sure.

Merry Christmas to you too. :D

[Stoney18]

I've had the most success at Petco.

Crazy has it right. Whip for pitchers, #HR's are good. Vazquez is a good example of a good Petco pitcher.

I started with good defense and mostly guys with high BA & OB. Found out that I still needed some pop to be successful. Most people don't like the injury risk but I like Rolen for D, OB & NHR.

[goredsox33]

i have used safeco,fenway,minute maid,wrigley

liked wrigley and minute maid the best

also im using camden yards now

i dont tihnk 1 stadium is better than any others
its just important to build your team to suit your park

[JAYDINGESS1]

Busch, Fenway

The 2 2004 World Series sites.

Have had fun at Shea but, you lose your players, it hard, for me anyway, to replace them with others that work as well.