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Which Hornsby ...
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Thu Jul 24, 2014 5:28 pm
by crgoddu
Fenway '67.
Which Hornsby to pick in ATG 8?
I'm leaning toward '29 over '22. Is that crazy and way off base?
Re: Which Hornsby ...
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Thu Jul 24, 2014 5:34 pm
by scorehouse
i used to prefer the 24 version but with the new pricing i like the 29. still get great hitting plus his best fielding car for a 1.5 mil savings. lot of money to upgrade an sp or especially an rp
Re: Which Hornsby ...
Posted:
Fri Jul 25, 2014 11:55 am
by Outta Leftfield
For me it would depend upon platoon considerations. '22 is an E. '29 is 5R. If you're expecting to face a lot of RH pitching and are otherwise weak against RHP (which might be true if you're in a righty park with mostly RHB) then I would go with the '29. But if you're expecting a balance of LH & RH, or otherwise have RHP covered, then might favor '22.
The difference in fielding is only 3 errors, so that wouldn't be a decider for me.
Re: Which Hornsby ...
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Fri Jul 25, 2014 1:08 pm
by crgoddu
Outta Leftfield:
I see your point, but actually I was wondering if the 11.53 mil (1924 Card which is 1L) was a better choice than the '22 13.39 mil E card. There is a 1.8 mil price difference but I don't see it as worth the difference in Fenway.
Am I off base here?
Thanks.
Re: Which Hornsby ...
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Fri Jul 25, 2014 1:14 pm
by scorehouse
what's the cap? is money an issue?
Re: Which Hornsby ...
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Fri Jul 25, 2014 3:23 pm
by Outta Leftfield
crgoddu wrote:Outta Leftfield:
I see your point, but actually I was wondering if the 11.53 mil (1924 Card which is 1L) was a better choice than the '22 13.39 mil E card.
Oh, OK. Your initial question actually referred to 22 & 29, though scorehouse seems to have figured out what you meant right off the bat.
Re: Which Hornsby ...
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Fri Jul 25, 2014 5:21 pm
by crgoddu
Money not an issue, so I figure I might as well go with the higher card. It is in 200 mil Barnstormers. The backups are so good I can downgrade and get the higher priced card. Might as well, I guess. No need to scrimp.