Great values

[rburgh]

Red Schoendienst, if you can keep lefties away from him.

[Sheikyerboudi]

Harold Baines 6.21 in a hitters park - plays good "D" and can hit both sides. REALLY good in lefty parks.

-FZL

[honestiago1]

When I play in righty HR parks, Dale Ennis' 3.82M card always gives me 25-30 HR's and RBI production. Pretty much just like his card (which can be a welcome asset).

[Treyomo]

Eddie Miller at SS in a power park - get 20-25 HRs and great defense for under 4M.

[PotKettleBlack]

I hate to mention him....

Bob O'Farrell. Hits well for a <3 catcher. Hits okay for a <4 catcher.

[PillPop]

I love you, Wes Covington.

[drfreeze49]

Currently have [b:19fef06f29]Matt Nokes in Wrigley '78[/b:19fef06f29] with[b:19fef06f29] 35 dingers[/b:19fef06f29] and [b:19fef06f29]107RBI's[/b:19fef06f29] and a [b:19fef06f29].265 bave[/b:19fef06f29]. with [b:19fef06f29]48 games to go[/b:19fef06f29]...quite impressive for a catcher under 2m or anyone under 2m

[PJ Axelsson]

Has nobody heard of Buck Weaver?

(this is a shiny lure to see if PJMB is out there :wink: )

[macnole]

The 1.86 Sewell as DH in a lefty or pitcher's park.

[Outta Leftfield]

It's no secret that Jim Kaat's 4.47 is a flat-out bargain, and has been since the early iterations of ATG.

Other cards in the same price-range seem similar on paper, but Kaat's has always been reliably productive for me. I'm not sure I can explain why.