Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365

That is, best medium priced or cheap pitchers for a small ballpark (low HRs). Your thoughts, comrades?

price range? cap? how many bomber parks in division?

these all come into account when i am making my decision. because depending on any of the above i would give you a different answer.

-steven

$100 mil, just drafting now so not sure about how many bomber parks are out there. Thanks for considering.

Sadecki has no BPSI so he is a good cheap option.

I've also had success with cheap Hughson and also Chet Brewer.

More expensive options I like are Tiant and Herb Score.

motherscratcher wrote:Sadecki has no BPSI so he is a good cheap option.

I've also had success with cheap Hughson and also Chet Brewer.

More expensive options I like are Tiant and Herb Score.

Kind of funny you mentioned Sadecki, Tiant and Score. I drafted a team the other night for Forbes '57 with those three guys. Also drafted Randy Johnson. Of course thats going to leave me with a pop gun offence.

Two old standbys from ATGs past ... Kaat and Boyd. Still getting the job done.

I notice a lot of people use Higbe (in all kinds of parks), and I keep trying with him, but so far he's a bust for me.

tomwistar wrote:Two old standbys from ATGs past ... Kaat and Boyd. Still getting the job done.

I notice a lot of people use Higbe (in all kinds of parks), and I keep trying with him, but so far he's a bust for me.

As in "Oil Can" Boyd, or is that some other Boyd.

And isn't there a couple of Kaats ("in the yard, life used to be so hard" - sorry I digressed to a CSN tune from the '70s)?

Which one (if there are two)?

The more expensive Kaat and the Oil Can.

Pittinger and Hogg.

Ok, now I'm questioning what you mean by "small park"

Is that a small park where it's easy to hit home runs out of?

Or where you play small ball - singles, doubles, triples, etc?