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Re: Nomination Ideas--INFIELDERS IMPROVEMENTS
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Fri Jul 21, 2023 2:27 pmby Mattw0909
I would like to get one of the Jose Reyes cards from early in his career added when he was stealing 50/60+ bases , and would lead the league in triples too. Looking through the sets 2008 would probably be the best add. 56 steals ,19 triples, 16 homers and ,37 doubles to go with a .297 avg and .358 obp
Re: Nomination Ideas--INFIELDERS IMPROVEMENTS
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Fri Jul 21, 2023 4:14 pmby AndyP92072
Mattw0909 wrote:I would like to get one of the Jose Reyes cards from early in his career added when he was stealing 50/60+ bases , and would lead the league in triples too. Looking through the sets 2008 would probably be the best add. 56 steals ,19 triples, 16 homers and ,37 doubles to go with a .297 avg and .358 obp
His 2011 when he won the batting title is in ATG9. Honestly I like that one better for better OBP...
Re: Nomination Ideas--INFIELDERS IMPROVEMENTS
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Sun Jul 23, 2023 10:32 amby Mattw0909
AndyP92072 wrote:Mattw0909 wrote:I would like to get one of the Jose Reyes cards from early in his career added when he was stealing 50/60+ bases , and would lead the league in triples too. Looking through the sets 2008 would probably be the best add. 56 steals ,19 triples, 16 homers and ,37 doubles to go with a .297 avg and .358 obp
His 2011 when he won the batting title is in ATG9. Honestly I like that one better for better OBP...
I don’t think him having two cards is a problem.
Re: Nomination Ideas--INFIELDERS IMPROVEMENTS
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Fri Aug 04, 2023 9:10 amby Hack Wilson
Bill "Mad Dog" Madlock, 1975, third base. His .354 won the NL batting title that season, also .402 OBP and .479 SA, good for an 141 OPS+.
He hit lefties a little better that season, and wasn't the greatest fielder. But we need more third basemen and he hit .354!
Re: Nomination Ideas--INFIELDERS IMPROVEMENTS
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Mon Aug 07, 2023 8:14 pmby Hack Wilson
In addition to Madlock '75, we just need more catchers, especially for mid-to-lower price platoons. Right now, I'm not sure who those are, but I do know entire team adds help on this front. Just suggesting...
Re: Nomination Ideas--INFIELDERS IMPROVEMENTS
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Thu Sep 14, 2023 8:53 pmby Hack Wilson
Jeff Bagwell, 1999. I know we have a couple good Bagwell cards, but the '99 version is a 30-30 card and awesome walks:
35 doubles, 42 homers, 30 steals, 149 walks, .304, .454, .591. OPS is 1.045 ... kinda crushes lefties this year, not quite like his '94 lefty-killing (nothing is quite like Bagwell's '94 that way).
Re: Nomination Ideas--INFIELDERS IMPROVEMENTS
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Sat Sep 23, 2023 1:08 pmby Paul_Long71
How about Barry Larkin's mvp year (1995) it's more indicative of the type of player Larkin was (not a 30 HR guy). it's not in the ATG set despite being an MVP winning season and it's not even in the possible years you get in the 90s mystery game
Re: Nomination Ideas--INFIELDERS IMPROVEMENTS
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Tue Nov 21, 2023 1:37 pmby kev
Lave cross 1894- does it look like a Freddie lidstrom card?
Re: Nomination Ideas--INFIELDERS IMPROVEMENTS
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Tue Nov 21, 2023 6:11 pmby andycummings65
kev wrote:Lave cross 1894- does it look like a Freddie lidstrom card?
Compares to cheaper Lindstrom. Defensively, Cross would be a 1 but with a lot of errors, I'm guessing a little north of 30...
Re: Nomination Ideas--INFIELDERS IMPROVEMENTS
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Tue Nov 21, 2023 6:39 pmby kev
andycummings65 wrote:kev wrote:Lave cross 1894- does it look like a Freddie lidstrom card?
Compares to cheaper Lindstrom. Defensively, Cross would be a 1 but with a lot of errors, I'm guessing a little north of 30...
I think he still used his catchers mitt out on the infield - true story actually
kev