NT All Time MLB Re-Draft vol: Voting is Open
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Pro won’t take my guy. I’m sure of it !
Kershaw went right before me, I'm disgustedI'll take Jimmie Foxx.
Off my team, or what?
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Apologies if it was already mentioned, but are we being strict about the corner OF positions? Like, do I have to specifically draft a LF or RF or are they interchangeable?
BBall ref is a great source for who plays where. Killebrew was just taken, he played 969 at 1B, and 791 at 3B. With 471 in LF. To me, that makes him a first baseman. But, I could be sold on third base. There had been some discussion on that previously.
To make this as accurate as possible, I'm trying to stick to what really happened. As best I can. Like I said, he COULD pass for a third baseman, I would buy it, but in complete fairness, he played more at first, than third, so we should try to honor that.
If it was 50/49, yeah, I can be lenient there, no prob. But 75/25, no, let's go with the 75.
That sound fair to everyone?
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I select the greatest hitting catcher of All-Time Mike Piazza
From Age 24-33, he averaged 35 HRs 107 RBIs on .322/.389/.579 and walked 56 times to striking out 79 times a year.
In that time he put up a 53.9 WAR.
Hit over .330 - 3 times. Over .300 - 9 times.
Rookie of the Year.
12 time all star. 10 time Silver slugger.
59.4 Career WAR, 623 runs above replacement level, which are both severely hampered by the fact that he played in the NL, all but his last season, when he should have been an Everyday DH at Age 30 and likely would have kept him hitting at an All Star Level until his late 30s
Piazza protecting ARod
From Age 24-33, he averaged 35 HRs 107 RBIs on .322/.389/.579 and walked 56 times to striking out 79 times a year.
In that time he put up a 53.9 WAR.
Hit over .330 - 3 times. Over .300 - 9 times.
Rookie of the Year.
12 time all star. 10 time Silver slugger.
59.4 Career WAR, 623 runs above replacement level, which are both severely hampered by the fact that he played in the NL, all but his last season, when he should have been an Everyday DH at Age 30 and likely would have kept him hitting at an All Star Level until his late 30s
Piazza protecting ARod
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so what would cal ripken be, strictly SS?
think he was like near 30% at 3B
think he was like near 30% at 3B
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Yeah he would be a SS
Yes, he is a SS.
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DeadsetAce
on the clock bruhhh
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I really thought about Mike over Yogi, but who can say no to Yogi's WS experience?
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Chipper Jones, 3b
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DSA stacking Braves?
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With my 2nd round pick, I select a former Rookie of the Year and National League MVP....who is currently 20th on the all time homerun list....
Willie "Stretch" McCovey
Willie "Stretch" McCovey
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Aaaand if someone can help me with resizing, I'd appreciate it.
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@statis22 you are on the clock.
@SLP you are on deck
@jewbacca2 you are in the hole
@nowitness41dirk just because
@SLP you are on deck
@jewbacca2 you are in the hole
@nowitness41dirk just because
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