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Poll ended at Thu Dec 05, 2024 10:48 pm

1. 2023 Yandy Diaz TB 1b-3b AS/MVP-6/SS AL batting champion .330/.410/.522 excellent first baseman very playable at 3rd. Would be the offensively-challenged Rays best hitter for average and a huge addition to the franchise! https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/93640/2023/1/2023
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2. 2023 Mookie Betts LAD RF/2B. Betts best year overall (.307 .408 .579), most balanced and career high in Homeruns (39). 1e0-3 in RF. Also can play 2b 2e6 https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/91946/2023/1/2023
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3. 2009 Ryan Howard Phi 1b .279/.360 /.571 1b 3e15 8r 37 doubles 45 homeruns 141 rbi in game injury risk. Howard was a huge threat in the middle of those Philly lineups in the mid/late 2000’s. Only has 1 card this one is very different than that one. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/532/2009/1/2009
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4. 2023 Ronald Acuna Atlanta Braves RF 41HR .337/.416/.596 https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/93995/2023/1/2023
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5. 1967 Hoyt Wilhelm, White Sox, RHRP, 3 inning endurance. 8-3 1.31 1.034 12 saves. Career best ERA. Wilhelm was the first relief pitcher admitted to the HOF, the first pitcher to have 1000+ appearances & 50+ years later is 6th all time in games pitched. His 2 relief pitcher cards don’t do him justice as arguably the best relief pitcher of his era and Wilhelm is long overdue for a more usable relief pitcher card.
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6. 1904 Fred Glade, SLB, RHP, 18-15 (on a team that won only 65 games), 2.27 era, 2.17 fip, 1.059 whip. The "Millionaire Ballplayer" (because of his family's ownership of what would eventually become ConAgra). Supposedly the fastest pitcher of the era. Pitched à la Luis Tiant, with a 180-degree twist. 16th in career FIP. No card.
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7. 1885 Buck Ewing, NYG, C-RF-3B-CF, RH, .304/.330/.471. No card in the set like this one. HOF Catcher rated 1(-4)e16. Stealing A *4-7(17-14). Run 1-15. Bunt-B/H&R-B, 15 DO, 12 TR, 6 HR. 4.6 WAR. Only 2 gbA per side. Clutch neutral.
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8. 1898 Clark Griffith CHC SP. 1.88 ERA, 10.7 WAR. Best season of a 20 year career. Hall of Famer with one middling card currently
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9. 2023 Corey Seager TEX Left hand hitting 3R Shortstop with a 1013 OPS. Will be very cheap with a 3 injury rating and 312 rating. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/92663/2023/1/2023
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10. 1962 Ernie Banks CHN 1b played more games at 1B than he did at SS, yet all we have are SS cards for him. I'd like to nominate the 1962 Banks 1B card. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/30476/1660/1/60
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11. 1917 Art Nehf Boston Braves 1.01 Whip 233 Innings is by far his best year, and a dramatic improvement over his current cards, none of which are even his top 5 years.
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12. 1971 Willie Montanez PHI OF Career high in HR (30) & RBI (99). Max 3 game injury. LH power hitter dominates righties. Huge improvement on current '77 card. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/738395/1670/1/70
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13. 2016 Madison Bumgarner, SF, SP, his best season overall in terms of ERA+ (146), 2.74 ERA, 1.02 WHIP, 226 IP (career high), 251 strikeouts (career high), 54 walks, 6N for hitting. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/91308/2016/1/2016
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14. 1978 Jon Matlack Tex P - Set a career best in era (2.27) and WHIP (1.12). Rangers only have 2 useable Left handed starters. Matlack spent 6 years with Texas and this card would surely get some use.
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15. 1908 Elmer Steele Boston SP/RP .83 whip
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16. 1923 Charlie Jamieson, LF, Cleveland Indians. We have 3 Jamieson seasons, but not his best! He hit .345, his OBP was .422 with 36 doubles, 12 triples, 2 homers and 18 steals, plus he is bulletproof this season!
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17. 2008 Milton Bradley TEX DH/OF. 321 .435(led league) .563 NO CARD. Volatile player's best season. If you can deal with his off-field (& on-field) behavior, it's a great card! https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/123/2008/1/2008
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18. 1983 John Denny PHI SP 19-6 with 1.16 WHIP, only 9 HR in 242 innings. CY Young Award Winner which ought to be included in ATG. Should also be slight upgrade on his only card in the set (1978 STL) and helps pitching starved Phillies EXP franchise. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/832961/1680/1/80
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19. 1994 Darrin Jackson, White Sox, RF 2(-1)e2 Bats R .312 10 51 .362 .455 .817 Career highs in BA, OPS. Near career bests in SLG & OPS+. Long time Sox broadcaster survived 1987 testicular cancer to play 12 years MLB + 2 seasons in Japan. No card. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/7757/1690/1/90
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20. 1908 Ed Walsh CWS Throws-R BAL-E END-S8/R5- 1.42 ERA .860 Whip
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21. 2013 Will Venable SD Padres, White Sox new MGR, WAR 3.5, G-151, 2B-22, 3B-8, HR-22, SB-22, BA-.268, OB-.312, SLG-.487, OPS-.796, DEF- CF & RF 2(0)e4, Stealing (A), Running 1-15. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/1428/2013/1/2013
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22. 1886 Hardy Richardson DTN LF-2(-2)e25 Slashline: .351/,402/.504 Stealing-AA His e-rating will get cut down. Also plays 2B/SS/3B. NO Card.
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23. 1886 Cap Anson. lots of Extra Base hits, led the league in RBI's with 147. .371 BA, .433 OBP. and a RHB with a small balance R. need an extra base hitting dead ball era first basemen that hits RHP's for small ball parks that excels in RBI's!
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24.1950 Sid Gordon BSB Bats-R BAL-2R 3b-4e16, LF-3(-1)e4 INJ Risk-15 (Righty who kills righties, how do we not already have this card in the set?)
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25. 1920 Burleigh Grimes Brooklyn RHP 23-11 2,22 ERA 1.113 WHIP. 5 SHO 2 SV. 7.1 WAR, 3rd in NL (behind Alexander & Hornsby). 303.2 IP, allowing .238 BA, .280 OBP, & .295 SLG. Also batted .306 .358 OBP, & ..432 SLG
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26. 1954 Yogi Berra. Berra won three MVP awards yet only one is represented in the set. This one has his second best on base average. His third best OPS+. His career high for RBIs. One of the greatest catchers of all time deserves one of his greatest seasons represented in the set
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27. 1983 Jody Davis, Cubs .271 24 84 .315 .480 .795 Career highs in H, HR, BA, SLG, OPS, OPS+ & TB. Long time Cubs fan favorite would be a big improvement over Randy Hundley in the Post WWII & Expansion Era player set and would be a decent platoon partner with Rick Wilkins in franchise leagues. This is Davis' best season and best card. http://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/832824/1680/1/80
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28. 1990 Jody Reed, BOS, Bats-R, 2b-2e10, .289/.371/.390, Led League with 45 2b, 11 Years, No Card.
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29. 2004 Kevin Millar, Boston, 1b, .297 avg, .857 OPS, Integral part of 2004 Red Sox and continued Baseball Personality that needs a card.
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30. 2019 Stephen Strasburg, Washington, RHP, 18-6, 3.25 ERA, 1.038 WHIP, 10.8 SO9, Led NL in Wins and IP, World Series MVP. This would be a 2nd Strasburg card. Not too many Nationals options. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/91350/2019/1/2019
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31. 1996 Jim Eisenreich PHI 373 PA .361/.413/.476 and an .889 OPS We only have a mediocre 1997 card for him.
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32. 2023 Austin Riley, Atlanta Braves, 3b, 37 HR, 97 RBI, .281/.345/.516, Great young Braves 3b https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/94719/2023/1/2023
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33. 2021 Corbin Burnes,CYA winner, 11-5, 2.43 ERA, .94 WHIP, https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/94248/2021/1/2021
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34. 1992 Steve Olin, Clev., the year before he tragically died. RP, 8-5, 2.34 ERA, 29 saves. Not a superstar, but a sentimental choice for a card.
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35. 2010 Kosuke Fukudome CHN rf 2(-1)e2 https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/1350/2010/1/2010
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36. 1988 Kevin McReynolds-a LF 1/CF 3 with a -3 arm, great power vs LHP, good card vs RHP, stole 21 bases without being caught (*7 (20-12) for stealing). Gives the Mets a great defensive option in LF in the late innings https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/838058/1680/1/80
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37. 1952 Carl Erskine BRK RHP - 14-6 2.70 1.15 WHIP. Best card for the recently deceased Erskine.
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38. 2009 Trevor Hoffman Mil RHP 54IP 1.83 ERA .907 WHIP 37 Saves 48 K's How about another HOF for the Brew Crew! https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/3850/2009/1/2009
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39. 2010 Brian Wilson, RP SFG - Currently has no card. Led the league with 48 saves. ERA 1.81 and averaged 1.25 K per inning. One of the most entertaining players of this century and should have Strat representation. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/90786/2010/1/2010
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40. 2000 John VANDERWAL PIT left bat/hrs and doubles/6R/great platoon option https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/3508/1700/1/120
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41. 2019 Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies .315 Batting Average (Career High), 41 Home Runs (Ties 2nd Career High), .379 On, Base Percentage (Career High), .962 OPS (Career High), Gold Glove Award Winner, https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/91754/2019/1/2019
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42. 1879 Paul Hines Providence Grays CF 1e25 (-1). The e25 should get cut down. Slashline 357/.369/.482 Stealing is an A. No Card
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43. 2022 J.T Realmuto Phillies C 1(-4)e3 T-12(pb-0) 1B 3e30 Bats-R .276/.342/.478 22 HR 84 RBI 26 doubles https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/92653/2022/1/2022
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44. 2009 Andrew Bailey Oak- good RP... https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/91005/2009/1/2009
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45. 1986 Kirby Puckett CF MIN - .328 .360 .537 31 HR. 1e6-4 in CF. 1-17 runner. 2nd best card, and possibly best OVERALL card (average w/power). https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/39763/1986/1/101
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46. 1975 Doug Rau, LAD, LH SP*, 3R / 257.2 IP, 15-9, 3.07 ERA, 1.118 WHIP. Stingy with walks and XBH. Good fielding, WP, BK, etc. ratings. Hard to find 3-day-rest LHSP who are tougher on righties at a reasonable price point. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/739903/1670/1/70
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pacoboy

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Re: 24.4 Voting Now Open!

PostFri Dec 06, 2024 6:18 pm

Just amazed that neither of Ted Williams TRIPLE CROWN seasons has a 365 card.
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Re: 24.4 Voting Now Open!

PostFri Dec 06, 2024 8:01 pm

pacoboy wrote:Just amazed that neither of Ted Williams TRIPLE CROWN seasons has a 365 card.


You should nominate it- seems like it might be a good add.
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Re: 24.4 Voting Now Open!

PostFri Dec 06, 2024 8:44 pm

pacoboy wrote:Just amazed that neither of Ted Williams TRIPLE CROWN seasons has a 365 card.


Or that neither season won the MVP. Offensively, He walked all over Joe Gordon (42) and Joe DiMaggio (47)
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Re: 24.4 Voting Now Open!

PostFri Dec 06, 2024 10:59 pm

andycummings65 wrote:
pacoboy wrote:Just amazed that neither of Ted Williams TRIPLE CROWN seasons has a 365 card.


Or that neither season won the MVP. Offensively, He walked all over Joe Gordon (42) and Joe DiMaggio (47)


Well to be fair the triple crown wasn’t as rare then either. Hornsby’s triple I’m 42 was the 7th in 20 seasons including 4 times in the thirties. After his 47 triple crown there would only be 4 more in the next 77 seasons and only one in the last 57. It impresses us a whole lot more than the guys in the 40s
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Re: 24.4 Voting Now Open!

PostFri Dec 06, 2024 11:11 pm

barterer2002 wrote:
andycummings65 wrote:
pacoboy wrote:Just amazed that neither of Ted Williams TRIPLE CROWN seasons has a 365 card.


Or that neither season won the MVP. Offensively, He walked all over Joe Gordon (42) and Joe DiMaggio (47)


Well to be fair the triple crown wasn’t as rare then either. Hornsby’s triple I’m 42 was the 7th in 20 seasons including 4 times in the thirties. After his 47 triple crown there would only be 4 more in the next 77 seasons and only one in the last 57. It impresses us a whole lot more than the guys in the 40s


But I'm not saying he deserved the MVP because he won the Triple Crown, I'm saying it because he was demonstrably better than the guy who won it:
42 Ted: 141 R, 37 HR. 137 RBI, .356/.499/.648, 1.147 OPS, 10.5 WAR
42 Joe Gordon: 88 R, 18 HR, 103 RBI, .322/.409/.491, .900 OPS, 7.7 WAR

47 Ted: 125 R, 32 HR, 114 RBI, .343/.499/.634, 1.133 OPS, 9.5 WAR
47 Joe Dimaggio: 97 R, 20 HR, 97 RBI, .315/.391/.522, .913 OPS, 4.7 WAR
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Re: 24.4 Voting Now Open!

PostSat Dec 07, 2024 12:08 am

Yankee FIX !

I’ll definitely nominate 1 of his seasons….but nothing stopping 365 to put one in. They have those seasons / cards on the card app
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Re: 24.4 Voting Now Open!

PostSat Dec 07, 2024 3:41 am

andycummings65 wrote:
But I'm not saying he deserved the MVP because he won the Triple Crown, I'm saying it because he was demonstrably better than the guy who won it:
42 Ted: 141 R, 37 HR. 137 RBI, .356/.499/.648, 1.147 OPS, 10.5 WAR
42 Joe Gordon: 88 R, 18 HR, 103 RBI, .322/.409/.491, .900 OPS, 7.7 WAR

47 Ted: 125 R, 32 HR, 114 RBI, .343/.499/.634, 1.133 OPS, 9.5 WAR
47 Joe Dimaggio: 97 R, 20 HR, 97 RBI, .315/.391/.522, .913 OPS, 4.7 WAR


Well what you are showing is that Ted was demonstrably better offensively than the guys who won. You know as well as I do that, rightly or wrongly, that isn’t what the MVP award has been about. That players win because 1) their team wins and 2) they are perceived (rightly or wrongly) to be leaders on the team. It also helps if 3) they have a nice narrative to go along with it. The MVP has never been about “the best offensive player” whether it should or shouldn’t be is a different discussion.
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