Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365

Aside from visually counting the chances, is there another good method of find hitters with a higher than normal gb(?)C chances? Maybe those who are good in hit & Run situations might be a good place to look?

Actually, it looks like the most gb(?)C chances a player can have is 6 on each side.

Strat is kind of fixed on gb c chances--though in the past gb c were only on pitchers cards, now there are a few on low K hitters cards--and you are right seems to be a max of 6 chances.

I think you should go at it from the reverse perspective, and that is lack of gb a (which are all Double plays with runners on and forced, unless the infield is in)---in other words avoid double plays if you can.

If you can put a fast guy with lots of gb B behind a high ob pct guy, especially slow ones--they get on a fielders choice (which a gb b is with a runner on first) and then steal 2nd--this setup can work with 9 hole slower guys that walk a lot and leadoff guys fairly often on a DH team. Easier said than done however--my teams usually hit into loads of DPs.

Check out ..... Over the 6 limit but not enough to matter.

Sheffield 03
Ruppert Jones 77
Dolph Camilli 38
Tony Gwynn 94
Richie Zisk 77

Pujols 08
Milt Smith 55
Dick Allen 64
Albert Belle 95
McGwire 92

Valen wrote:Check out ..... Over the 6 limit but not enough to matter.

Sheffield 03
Ruppert Jones 77
Dolph Camilli 38
Tony Gwynn 94
Richie Zisk 77

Pujols 08
Milt Smith 55
Dick Allen 64
Albert Belle 95
McGwire 92

That's interesting! I didn't know there were any exceptions. However, I noticed with at least with Gwynn, McGwire, and Belle (I only checked the 90s players) that they have less than six chances on one side of their card.