Next installment of new cards?

[doug_tucker10]

My list on one of the other threads was:

Edgardo Alfonso 2000
Howard Johnson 1989
John Olerud 1998
Arky Vaughn 1935
Barry Larkin 1996

[supertyphoon]

I don't think he would be a popular pick in higher cap leagues, but I believe Frankie Hayes would have [b:a0d63c8770]no injury rolls[/b:a0d63c8770] in 1944 and 1945.

Also, the following years of these catchers would have 600+ PA:

Mickey Cochrane, 1932
Bill Dickey, 1937
Jason Kendall, 2000
Manny Sanguillen, 1974
Terry Kennedy, 1983
Darren Daulton, 1993
Todd Hundley, 1996
Jorge Posada, 2000

[supertyphoon]

I'd like to see more starting pitchers from the past 20-30 years that were used in a 5-man rotation.

[raslavens]

We need more quality 2B. In live drafts, inevitably someone has to start Lou Whitaker.

Robinson Cano, please. Pedroia? A stud season from Utley. Edgardo Alfonso.

Also, how about a 1895-96 version of Hughie Jennings?

[danielz]

1974 Herb Washington
Zero plate appearances, 29 runs scored

[PotKettleBlack]

[quote:4a0d25f620="danielz"]1974 Herb Washington
Zero plate appearances, 29 runs scored[/quote:4a0d25f620]

29/45 in stealing. That's a B with a lot of chances, but not a high success rate.

Post season, 2 CS, no SB. No fielding data.

Is there an option to have a guy with PR as his position? Could you give him a pitcher's batting card?

Curious how they have him listed as a PR/DH on baseball ref. I would think you'd need a plate appearance before you could be considered a designated HITTER.

[fraank123]

the tigers franchise can use some pitching help, how about a newhouser from 1945 or 1946 and a hiller from 1973 or 1975?

[OakAth72]

[quote:7e728c25b8="danielz"]1974 Herb Washington
Zero plate appearances, 29 runs scored[/quote:7e728c25b8]

Another Charlie Finley innovation. His baseball card designates him as a pinch runner......I believe that is a one of a kind.