Orioles additions

In addition to the choices above, how about for Browns batters:

1936 Beau Bell .344/.403/.502 RF/1B/LF
1937 Beau Bell .340/.391/.509 RF/1B/3B
1936 Harlond Clift .302/.424/.514 3B/LF
1937 Harlond Clift .306/.413/.546 3B
1941 Roy Cullenbine .317/.452/.465 LF/1B/CF/RF
1948 Bob Dillenger .321/.385/.415 3B
1932 Rick Ferrell .315/.406/.420 C
1934 Rollie Hemsley .309/.355/.427 C/LF/RF
1944 Mike Kreevich .301/.348/.405 CF/RF
1911 Frank Laporte .314/.361/.446 2B/3B
1939 Mel Mazzera .300/.364/.464 LF/RF
1928 Beauty McGowan .363/.425/.524 RF/CF
1940 Riip Radcliffe .342/.392/.466 LF/RF/1B
1932 Art Scharein .304/.363/.380 3B/SS/2B
1921 Hank Severeid .324/.379/.415 C
1922 George Sisler .420/.467/.594 1B
1921 Jack Tobin .352/.395/.487 RF/CF
1948 Al Zarilla .329/.389/.482 CF/RF/LF

And for Oriole hitters:

1997 Roberto Alomar .333/.390/.500 2B
1993 Harold Baines .313/.390/.510 DH
1997 Harold Baines .301/.375/.458 RF
1980 Al Bumbry .318/.392/.433 CF
1973 Tommy Davis .306/.341/.391 1B
1997 Eric Davis .304/.358/.525 RF
1978 Doug Decinces .286/.346/.523 3B/2B
1955 Bob Hale .357/.376/.407 1B
1997 Aaron Ledesma .352/.437/.500 2B/3B/1B/SS
2008 Nick Markakis .306/.406/.491 RF
2003 Luis Matos .303/.353/.458 CF/RF
1990 Randy Milligan .265/.408/.492 1B
1969 Curt Motton .303/.398/.573 LF/RF
1982 Eddie Murray .316/.391/.549 1B
1998 Rafael Palmeiro .296/.379/.565 1B
1969 Boog Powell .304/.383/.559 1B
1985 Floyd Rayford .306/.324/.521 3B/C
1971 Merv Rettenmund .318/.422/.448 RF/LF/CF
1969 Frank Robinson .308/.415/.540 RF/1B/LF
1987 Larry Sheets .316/.358/.563 LF/RF/1B
1979 Ken Singleton .295/.405/.533 RF/LF
2006 Miguel Tejada .330/.379/.498 SS
1985 Mike Young .273/.348/.513 LR/RF

My two would be...

1973 Grant Jackson 1.90 era 0.97 whip 5R Lefty
1973 Al Bumbry .337/.398/.500/.898 6R LF 3(+1) 11 triples, his most playable card

My two would be...

1973 Grant Jackson 1.90 era 0.97 whip 5R Lefty
1973 Al Bumbry .337/.398/.500/.898 6R LF 3(+1) 11 triples, his most playable card

Not certain on the def rating for '73 Bumbry...

My two would be...

1973 Grant Jackson 1.90 era 0.97 whip 5R Lefty
1973 Al Bumbry .337/.398/.500/.898 6R LF 3(+1) 11 triples, his most playable card

Not certain on the def rating for '73 Bumbry...

It's 4(+2)e6 in all 3 OF positions. I think we need to get behind the 1977 Bumbry. He could play in LF with a 3(+1)4.

How is Al Bumbry's defense in 1980? The metrics are promising. Other than 1973, where he only had 393 plate appearances, that was his best offensive year by far 318/392/433. 1980 was the only year he made an appearance on the MVP voting.

He's a 2(+1)5 at CF only in 1980. But is anybody gonna play that card in CF? That's why I thought the 1977 card was better, when you include him being playable in LF.

But his offense in 1977 was abysmal. OPS of 782. I guess he could play at the very low caps. But if 1980 is priced right, maybe that too is a low cap value.

I wish SOM would allow OFs to play in all OF positions, like the CD Rom. Good grief why does the simplest functionality request have to feel like apologetic begging.

But his offense in 1977 was abysmal. OPS of 782. I guess he could play at the very low caps. But if 1980 is priced right, maybe that too is a low cap value.

I don't think you could call it abysmal. He batted 317/371/411, and that's a good OBP. For type of hitter he was, I think you can almost toss out his SLG, because it's his BA & OBP that carry him.

1980 he slashes 318/392/433. Not much off his 1977 except for SLG