new Billy Hamilton?

[nevdully's]

If I showed you some of the offers I've given that were accepted and some that were declined you'd see I have no problem giving up quite a lot to get certain trades done.

Here's an offer that was declined. :shock:


You give up:
[b:b769d93464]Helton, Todd[/b:b769d93464] (2000) ($10,130,000)
[b:b769d93464]Boggs, Wade[/b:b769d93464] (1987) ($9,600,000)
[b:b769d93464]Carter, Gary[/b:b769d93464] (1980) ($6,630,000)
[b:b769d93464]Henke, Tom[/b:b769d93464] (1986) ($4,000,000)
[b:b769d93464]Morgan, Joe[/b:b769d93464] (1975) ($10,260,000)
[b:b769d93464]Thompson, Sam[/b:b769d93464] (1889) ($2,840,000)


Other team gives up:
Nelson, Jeff (1997) ($2,320,000)
Clark, Jack (1987) ($9,180,000)
Crosetti, Frankie (1939) ($2,390,000)
Downing, Brian (1979) ($4,390,000)
Myer, Buddy (1935) ($6,320,000)
[b:b769d93464]Ruth, Babe[/b:b769d93464] (1921) ($15,100,000)
Stanky, Eddie (1950) ($6,080,000)


Some would make a case for J. Clark being useful in 200m (although I just cut him on another team) But basically it was [b:b769d93464]Six[/b:b769d93464] damn good players for Ruth.....Now I have no problem with the decline...but this does show I'll send some good offers out there.

[PJ Axelsson]

I probably would have accepted!

:D

I usually get stuff like Richie Ashburn or Earle Coombs for Rickey or Elmer Flick (in no DH leagues). Stuff that makes no sense.

[Honyox R Us]

[quote:fbc82c42f9="Valen"]Thing is the defense is not good enough to play in field. [/quote:fbc82c42f9]

I played him in LF (had Duffy in CF) on a small ball team. I have no idea how many runs scored due to his noodle arm but won 102 games. I'm guessing his 2 defensive rating in LF caught enough fly balls to make up for any aggressive baserunners taking home on him. I can't imagine there were a lot of those types of runs scored as most of my pitchers' cards had very few fly lf (B) or fly lf (B?) spots on them.

[nevdully's]

Nicely done HRU

[Valen]

What was the cap level on that 102 win team?

[The Biomechanical Man]

[quote:b60cbecaeb="nels52"]I've never played too many terrible arms in the outfield and feel that I don't fully appreciate how damaging they are....especially in Center.[/quote:b60cbecaeb]

[quote:b60cbecaeb="Honyox R Us"]I have no idea how many runs scored due to his noodle arm but won 102 games. I'm guessing his 2 defensive rating in LF caught enough fly balls to make up for any aggressive baserunners taking home on him. I can't imagine there were a lot of those types of runs scored as most of my pitchers' cards had very few fly lf (B) or fly lf (B?) spots on them.[/quote:b60cbecaeb]

Does anybody have a sense of the value of outfield arms? How does the value of an outfield 1(+3) compare with a 2(0) or 3(0)?

[sdajr76]

can i get a link to look at that 102 win team HRU?

-steven

[Valen]

[quote:741a596fe2]Does anybody have a sense of the value of outfield arms? How does the value of an outfield 1(+3) compare with a 2(0) or 3(0)? [/quote:741a596fe2]
It might be with some of the new stat features Bernie is building in to the new site we can answer questions like this.

[bkeat23]

[quote:ab587a34e0="Valen"][quote:ab587a34e0]Does anybody have a sense of the value of outfield arms? How does the value of an outfield 1(+3) compare with a 2(0) or 3(0)? [/quote:ab587a34e0]
It might be with some of the new stat features Bernie is building in to the new site we can answer questions like this.[/quote:ab587a34e0]_
+3 turns Bill Dickey into Al Simmons, and Al Simmons into Usain Bolt?

[Honyox R Us]

[quote:e2543a6f4c="sdajr76"]can i get a link to look at that 102 win team HRU?

-steven[/quote:e2543a6f4c] Happy to if someone would refresh my memory on how to do that. I do it so seldomly I can't seem to remember how to do it without some help... :oops: