Who's the best power hitter for a small ball park? $80-$100M

[raslavens]

Just an informal poll to see who has worked best for you as a power source when playing small ball -- that is besides the expected small ball players like Cobb, Speaker, etc. -- to keep the HR happy teams honest.

Kiner or Greenberg in $100M leagues? Goslin or Cepeda in $80M leagues? Simmons no matter what?

[OakAth72]

Good success with Bagwell........average and power.

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http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/stratomatic/playoffs/team_other.html?user_id=309047&stats=sim&onroster=1

[andycummings65]

I have good success with the 13m Ruth

[JEFFREYSCHNAKENBERG]

Without a doubt or me its the expensive Frank Thomas. Lots of natural HRs, walks and is bullet proof. And when you go on the road to a bomber park, he becomes the Incredible Hulk.

[PotKettleBlack]

Barry Bonds.

I like Frank Thomas too.

Hack Wilson if you're in a DH league.

[rburgh]

I have had great seasons at $80M with the cheap Stargell card as a DH. You may want a platoon mate for him; I just usually catch Parrish with him as a counterbalance.

[guardian154]

Aaron always seems to hit for me, either the expensive or the 8.90 card.

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with 90 games in Royals "80..over 100 rbi's and 31 hr's

[motherscratcher]

A little OT but...

Does Tubby Scales play in small ball? Or is that just too many errors to overcome?

[PillPop]

[quote:613d2ebafe="motherscratcher"]A little OT but...

Does Tubby Scales play in small ball? Or is that just too many errors to overcome?[/quote:613d2ebafe]

I've often asked the same question myself. Where does Tubby do best?

[motherscratcher]

Maybe he's a DH and Super Infield Backup.