21.2 Nominations will open on 5/22

Austinmdavidson, if you go to one of your teams not yet in a league and change the player set you can view other card sets. For example, the Joe Morgan link is to the 70's set. You simply copy and paste the URL for his card. Keep in mind though that the defensive ratings for the decades sets are static, and would be adjusted for the specific year voted on.

I enjoy the nomination process and learning some new things about the history of the game. I never heard of Carson Bigbee, and while 215 hits is awesome, it did not lead the 1922 National League - Hornsby had 250 that year! And Sisler led the AL with 246!

Austinmdavidson, if you go to one of your teams not yet in a league and change the player set you can view other card sets. For example, the Joe Morgan link is to the 70's set. You simply copy and paste the URL for his card. Keep in mind though that the defensive ratings for the decades sets are static, and would be adjusted for the specific year voted on.

Ahhh very helpful thanks. I didn't know the decade sets included cards that aren't in ATG!

Austinmdavidson, if you go to one of your teams not yet in a league and change the player set you can view other card sets. For example, the Joe Morgan link is to the 70's set. You simply copy and paste the URL for his card. Keep in mind though that the defensive ratings for the decades sets are static, and would be adjusted for the specific year voted on.

Ahhh very helpful thanks. I didn't know the decade sets included cards that aren't in ATG!

under the info/help tab on a current or past team you can also select "player set browser". This way you don't need to be changing settings on a partially drafted team or activate a credit just to view cards.

These player pages that are getting linked are a very cool feature I haven't seen before. How do I access/browse/search them apart from clicking the links in this thread?

One caveat, especially on the multi season links, the card is usually correct but the ratings are not.
Look at STRAT STATS on Nominations to see how they play.

I have this crazy idea.

Hear me out.

How about we nominate guys WITHOUT cards?

No offense but we need another Joe Morgan card like we need a hole in the head.

Have to agree with Visick. I personally prefer more NEW cards of players without one.

1. 2001 Eric Chavez, OAK: .288 / .342 / .540 No Card.
https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/215/1700/1/120
2. 2003 Preston Wislon COL: .282/.343/.537 36 HRs 141 RBIs A CF upgrade for them. Fits Coors Field. No Card. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/1242/1700/1/120
3. 1922 Carson Bigbee PITT OF .350BA/.405 OBP 215 Hits (led league that season) No Card
4. 1994 Fred McGriff ATL. Better vs righties than his current cards, and his first Atlanta card
5. 1988 Dave Winfield NYY - .322 / .396 / .530 - Gives him a proper NYY card, -5 arm 1 in LF & RF. Splits diff btwn his monster '79 card and underwhelming '86 card. Plus he's my fave player https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/843076/1680/1/80
6. 1969 Fritz Peterson NYY LHSP - Massive upgrade to his current card. 272 IP 2.55 ERA. Led AL in WHIP at 0.996. One of AL's top lefties for several years. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/739467/1670/1/70
7. 1894 Ed McKean CLV SS - .357/.412/.509 33 sb, important early SS on the Cleveland Spiders. No Card.
8. 1961 Albie Pearson CAL OF. Card has 0 GBA's and only 1 strikeout (R3-4) to go along with a .420 obp, reliable defender and a capable base stealer. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/39358/1660/1/60
9. 1941 Whit Wyatt BKN Balance-E, S9*, 22-10, 2.34 ERA, Led the League in Fielding Independent Pitching and registered a League Leading 1.05 WHIP. GOOD Prewar Pitching is always at a premium, and Whitlow Wyatt brought it for the 1941 Dodgers, finishing 3rd in the MVP Voting.
10. 1969 Matty Alou Pit .331/.369/.411 OPS-.780 Bats-L BAL-3R CF-2(+2)e8, LF-2 INJ Risk-0 Led League in Hits and Doubles, would be a HUGE improvement for him over current 1962 ($.95M) and 1970 ($.90M). He's badly under-represented for such a key contributor on the late-60s Pirates, and he deserves a better card. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/30166/1660/1/60
11. 1997 Brad Radke Minn. RHSP. 20-10 3.87 ERA, 1.193 WHIP. 239.2 IP, 174 K's 48 BB's. No card. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/3076/1690/1/90
12. 1996 Pat Hentgen. 20-10, his Cy Young season. No card. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/3312/1690/1/90
13. 1972 Joe Morgan 2b Reds: Should be a cheaper, leadoff (.414 OB) Joe without the power of his other cards. A 2e17 fielding rating would most likely make him an affordable lead off option. https://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/738499/1670/1/70
14. 1995 Jim Eisenreich PHI NO Card Bats-L BAL-6R RF/LF-3(+1)e0, CF-4(+1)e0 INJ Risk-15 .316/.375/.839 OPS

I enjoy the nomination process and learning some new things about the history of the game. I never heard of Carson Bigbee, and while 215 hits is awesome, it did not lead the 1922 National League - Hornsby had 250 that year! And Sisler led the AL with 246!

My mistake! He lead the NL in singles that year!

I have this crazy idea.

Hear me out.

How about we nominate guys WITHOUT cards?

No offense but we need another Joe Morgan card like we need a hole in the head.

yet, I believe another Roberto Clemente card won the 21.1 nominations vote