Babe Herman AND Chuck Klein

man i like their cards but their fielding for RF worries me. legimate concern or does their offense more than make up for their fielding issues?

Here's Klein on my all 4's in the field team
https://365.strat-o-matic.com/team/1586656

Defense becomes more and more important as cap rises.

Babe Herman in RF is very doable for caps $100 million and below....typically if I play Herman in RF I like to draft a defensive stalwart in CF to mitigate the damage.

thanks. anyone had a MONSTER year outta either?

I've used Herman, usually around 100m, and I regularly get 40 HR, 150+ RBI, a .360-.370 AVG. He doesn't make a lot of errors, though it looks like about 20 fly balls a season that he doesn't get to that a better RF should.

thanks that's what i was looking for here comes Babe the deuce!

Andy....please forgive my ignorance but how can you find that info?

Well, I was looking at the X Chances on Fly Balls, there's a decent disparity between chances and catches Babe makes.

On the Sim Fielding Page, X Tot X Out.......

Thanks Andy

Babe Herman was a colorful funny guy who was known for his misadventures running bases and defensively...

On two occasions in 1930 – May 30 and September 15 – Herman stopped to watch a home run while running the bases and was passed by the hitter, in each case causing the home run to count only as a single. And on September 20 of the following year, he was thrown out trying to steal a base against the St. Louis Cardinals, even though opposing catcher was 48-year-old Cardinals manager Gabby Street, appearing in his first game (as an emergency substitute) since 1912. Pitcher Vance dubbed him "the Headless Horseman of Ebbets Field" for his various mistakes.