Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365

1972 Billy Williams CHC LF 7.25
1962 Frank Robinson CIN LF/RF 10.40
2012 Craig Kimbrel ATL RP 5.33
2000 Richard Hidalgo HOU OF 7.98
1923 Tris Speaker CLE OF 12.16
2014 Johnny Cueto CIN, S7* 7.34
2007 Chipper Jones ATL 3B 8.40
2017 Corey Kluber CLE SP 7.46
1960 Lindy McDaniel STL RP 4.51
2012 Jake McGee TB LHRP 4.98
1978 Amos Otis KC CF 6.80
1980 Mike Easler PIT LF 5.00
2002 Barry Bonds SF LF 14.93
1967 Phil Niekro ATL SP 8.51
1976 Dave Laroche Cle LHRP 4.16
1937 Zeke Bonura CWS 1B 5.87
1936 Lou Gehrig NYY 1B 11.38
2013 Matt Harvey NYM P 7.78
2001 Cliff Floyd FLA LF 5.98
2005 Pedro Martinez NYM SP 7.80
1947 Harry Walker PHI OF 7.02
1948 Harry Brecheen STL SP 9.20
1966 Bob Locker CWS RP 4.08
1961 Eddie Mathews MLN 3b 8.61
1974 Johnny Bench CIN C 6.64

Enjoy!

The SOM banner on our team page says that 31 cards were added, but 19.2 only added 25. A little research showed that the other 6 players were added by two of the BSers Finals league playoff teams, as follows:

Players selected by The Last Druid, 5:

1987 Dwight Evans BOS 1B, RF 8.86
2011 Alex Gordon KC LF 6.35
1969 Mike Epstein WAS 1B 5.63
1977 Mitchell Page OAK DH 4.91
1964 Felix Mantilla BOS UT/DH 4.7

Player selected by Dougess:

2008 Rich Harden CHC SP 6.94

I am excited about exactly zero of these cards... I will check back in six months for the next lame batch of 30 cards.

I always defend Strat O-Matic but I don't understand why adding 30 cards takes months. They could add 100 cards a month and that would still be pretty slow and lame.

What??????????????????????????????????????

Lou Gehrig with an injury on the card!!!!!!!!!!!

Radagast Brown wrote:I always defend Strat O-Matic but I don't understand why adding 30 cards takes months.

Henceforth part of the problem ---
instead of helping to try and hold them to doing better.
they tend to respond when the community decides to get together and speak --
not so much when people don't.

It's fascinating that 2012 Jake McGee was added, with his 45 career saves. In other words, 2 fewer than Zack Britton had in 2016, when he allowed 4 runs in the entire year.