Changing Hitters after the Draft based on League Parks

supertyphoon--and that's what it's all about....
The Last Druid was the master at that.
It the most important factor in putting together a successful team that makes the playoffs.....

Being able to adapt his roster to the rest of the teams and ballparks in the league is precisely why The Last Druid aka Petrosian was a master at this game. I'd have what I believed to be a great team well suited for my ballpark, and if we were in the same division, he'd kick my a$$ every time!

He really was tough. I played with him in a bunch of leagues years ago and was surprised when he welcomed me back to the game in my brief return a couple of years ago. I wasn't expecting him, of all people, to remember me. We had only spoken a little and some people actually thought him and I were the same person on the forums. I remember in my first team back I had beaten him in my division and was quite pleased, only to have him eliminate me in the playoffs. That was the last time we played.

depends on the parks and the draft results, no?

seems unlikely there is a single answer - if I had an all RH team and all the parks other than mine were Dunn or Yankee '71, I might try to find a lefty or two.

Being able to adapt his roster to the rest of the teams and ballparks in the league is precisely why The Last Druid aka Petrosian was a master at this game. I'd have what I believed to be a great team well suited for my ballpark, and if we were in the same division, he'd kick my a$$ every time!

He really was tough. I played with him in a bunch of leagues years ago and was surprised when he welcomed me back to the game in my brief return a couple of years ago. I wasn't expecting him, of all people, to remember me. We had only spoken a little and some people actually thought him and I were the same person on the forums. I remember in my first team back I had beaten him in my division and was quite pleased, only to have him eliminate me in the playoffs. That was the last time we played.

For all the bluster, Bruce was at heart a great guy who would ALWAYS help someone if they asked. I played way back when (ATG 1-3 maybe) under the moniker "Coach Rich" and was always surprised (and laughed) when he still called me that 10 years later.

But, he was the ultimate competitor and I still miss him to this day.