I'm pretty sure the super advanced rules were introduced in 1993, so every season after that has them. The seasons before that that are currently superadvanced are:
1911
1920
1927
1934
1941
1948
1951
1954
1955
1957-1960
1963-1967
1971
1977
New cards.
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by The Last Druid » Tue Mar 13, 2012 8:00 pm
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by WeatherNut » Tue Mar 13, 2012 11:33 pm
1924 is also now super advanced. The '24 Hornsby card is a super advanced card.
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by macnole » Wed Mar 14, 2012 12:37 am
yes...
[size=24:f5e7c8bac5]Down with FantaSim cards--leave them in FantaSim and get rid of the ones we have!!!! This is more important than polluting the ATG pool with more crappy fantasy cards. [/size:f5e7c8bac5]
I have not teams active right now and the Arky-type cards are the reason I'm not real excited to wade back in. If I wanted a fantasy game, I wouldn't have sought out SOM online.
[size=24:f5e7c8bac5]Down with FantaSim cards--leave them in FantaSim and get rid of the ones we have!!!! This is more important than polluting the ATG pool with more crappy fantasy cards. [/size:f5e7c8bac5]
I have not teams active right now and the Arky-type cards are the reason I'm not real excited to wade back in. If I wanted a fantasy game, I wouldn't have sought out SOM online.
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Re: New cards.
by macnole » Wed Mar 14, 2012 12:38 am
[quote:2869013ec7="Petrosian"]Instead of giving us Fantasim cards that don't reflect actual performance, there are a bunch of cards in the '70's game that would be impact players in ATG:
Geronimo 76, 74
Lezcano 79
Cowens 77
Otto Velez (year he killed righties)
Earl Williams 72
Beckert 71
Thornton (several years)
R. Jackson 75
Parker 78
W. Parker 70
Garr 73
M. Alou 1969, 1970
just to name a few off the top of my head. A good Matlack year would be nice as well.
It would be child's play to get these guys into ATG next week. The '76 Geronimo card alone will be a big boost to small ball.[/quote:2869013ec7]
all good choices
Geronimo 76, 74
Lezcano 79
Cowens 77
Otto Velez (year he killed righties)
Earl Williams 72
Beckert 71
Thornton (several years)
R. Jackson 75
Parker 78
W. Parker 70
Garr 73
M. Alou 1969, 1970
just to name a few off the top of my head. A good Matlack year would be nice as well.
It would be child's play to get these guys into ATG next week. The '76 Geronimo card alone will be a big boost to small ball.[/quote:2869013ec7]
all good choices
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by dwightskino211 » Thu Mar 15, 2012 9:26 pm
Arky Vaughan is a 2012 Super Dooper Advanced Card, 3 X regular HR totals
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by The Last Druid » Thu Mar 15, 2012 10:06 pm
1975 and 1978 aren't fully upgraded. No pitcher gba's, no closer rule etc.
Still waiting for the 70 Bench and 70 Tolan.
Still waiting for the 70 Bench and 70 Tolan.
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