What is the record for Gopherballs in a SOM season?

Because Max Scherzer just said hold my beer and walked back out the mound for his next start... 53 HR's in 196 IP??!!!

Name Drop T End. W L S BS IP H R ER BB SO HR
Scherzer, Max R S7* 8 16 0 0 196.2 158 90 88 59 233 53

55 for old Maxie for me

http://365.strat-o-matic.com/team/sim/1461896

http://365.strat-o-matic.com/team/1462595

55 and counting for Sale...

http://365.strat-o-matic.com/team/1456424

Oh wait, 66 for Verlander (Sale gave up 59 on this same team)

...and this was with Angel stadium as the home park!

Verlander and Sale for over 120 HR's in a season on a single team.. guess I have nothing to gripe about.

http://365.strat-o-matic.com/team/1456424

Oh wait, 66 for Verlander (Sale gave up 59 on this same team)

...and this was with Angel stadium as the home park!

Holy crap! LOL

Jake Peavey gave up 69 and not a HR off him last couple of starts--toward the end I was rooting for him to give up 70.

http://365.strat-o-matic.com/team/1116681

A HR park but Peavey had only 2 BPhr each way

http://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/90444/2012/1/2012

Where on the cards do you see the ballpark rolls? I looked at Peavey's card, but don't see the ballpark rolls.

Thanks!

Jake Peavey gave up 69 and not a HR off him last couple of starts--toward the end I was rooting for him to give up 70.

http://365.strat-o-matic.com/team/1116681

A HR park but Peavey had only 2 BPhr each way

http://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/90444/2012/1/2012

On Peavey's card the # sign denotes a BPHR chance (a roll of 6-11 on both sides of the card)--you replace that result with your Ballpark HR rating.

Same for > with BPSI and Ballpark Singles rating. Note on Peavey's card there are no BPSI vs RH but there are vs LH.

On the batter or the pitcher card--replace the printed result with the Ballpark ratings when a # or > is in front of result

This is why the Ballpark you choose makes a substantial difference--and the players you put in that park--there can be a max of 16 # and/or 10 > on a roll. (max 8/5 chances each on hitters and pitchers cards) ---some hitters and pitchers have no # or > on their cards.

A lot of managers tend to go with high HR parks--and HR hitters---this tends to skew HR's up in online play, even if your pitchers typically didn't give up many.

#1 Reason why Online SOM is different from board game SOM.