Cooper in a pitcher's park

[tomwistar]

I haven't used him since ATG 1 and can't remember: is he likely to do well in mostly pitcher's parks? Maybe platoon him (expensively) with Knight? Or dump him for somebody like Cleon? He's in a lineup with two other fair-to-decent power guys (Furillo and Ennis) and lots of obp. Thanks for any advice.

[Play By The Rules]

Platoon him with Burns, play him in hitters' parks against non-hard LH.

There are better bargains (Chance, Judge, etc.) but if you need someone with a lot of natural HRs on the RH side of their card, Coop's a good choice.

[Free Radicals]

Depends on what park he's in . 95% of the time Coop does well in any park but the 5% he doesn't he sucks . Overall though , best D and never gets hurt .

[MIKEPOINTER]

If you need a LH RBI bat he fits the bill in a pitching park fine.

[MICHAELTARBELL]

Love Coop in a pitchers park... :wink:

[gkhd11a]

I used to use him all the time in ATGI in pitching parks and won quite a bit with him. The increase in price due to the overvaluation of RH hitting makes him less valuable but still a very viable option.

[egvrich]

Cooper stinks in any park, terrible defense, always injured, no power, a slug on the base paths, never drives in any runs ............. I recommend you don't ever use him!

:wink:

[Moriarity]

Damn, I'm trying him in Griffith. Guess I'd better dump him for .50 stud!! :?

[sschu]

Cooper has been hit-or-miss for me in a pitchers park. If the normal 65% ratio of RH SPs is in your league/division, he should do OK. If there are 6 LH SPs in your division, I would look at other options.

FWIIW, sschu