Player cards that seem... off

Do you have any that come to mind. The one player that jumps out at me is Chuck Klein.

His 1930 card, in which he had the highest BA/OB and OPS has a rating of less than 50% both sides yet his 1933 card which all of his numbers are lower than 1930 he is over 50% on the card both sides. Makes no sense to me. Any others you guys come across that make you ponder?

1930 was a completely nutso offensive season, so, although Klein had his best statistical season, compared to all of baseball it wasn't as "great" a season as some of his others when compared to the competition of a particular season.