6th Inning Program players
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@theman925 said in 6th Inning Program players:
@ItsaCanesthing said in 6th Inning Program players:
I am leaning towards Maddux right now, but I might have to make a calculated choice of Musial.
I am not too excited about these cards, my choice might be dictated on the "Honus" collection requirements.
If I need a lot more SS cards the choice is Maddux, but if I need award winners, the choice would be Stan the Man.Don't kill me for not being too excited about these cards, I am just a bigger fan of other players.
As far as Maddux is concerned, the SS Mariano card taught me a lesson. If I was a bleep show with preorder card (Maddux had an 88 OVR) what makes me think I will do better with better version of that same player?Mariano was so bad, that after grinding out his prestige stats on HOF, meaning it was not a small sample size and I used him a lot before selling him. I sold him rather than picking up his blood diamond card. I bought Walker with the proceeds and I am happy with the choice.
Oh yeah I don’t blame you. The 5th inning program might be the best we’ve ever seen so this is definitely a bit of a come down. Personally I’ve been pretty good with both Walker and Rivera. I think the Maddux card depends on what velocity they give him. If he’s throwing 95+ along with the repertoire of pitches he currently has he could easily be a top 3 pitcher in the game.
Maddux doesn't need that much velocity to work, look at FOTF Hershisher. He is very effective without a traditional fastball.
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@Catman9186 said in 6th Inning Program players:
@Exotic_Combs said in 6th Inning Program players:
@Catman9186 said in 6th Inning Program players:
I'd say I'd go for Maddux. However, I'm not crazy about his All-Star card repertoire. Too soft of a thrower for my liking.
Don’t count out the possibility that SDS gives him a 93-95 mph sinker because apparently every pitcher that ever stepped on a mound has that pitch
I could've sworn Maddux used to have a NASTY 2-Seamer. Like to see that with max movement.
His 2 seamer had incredibly nasty down-and-away movement to lefties. It's possible they give him a sinker due to that.
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It's no #GriffeyWeek, that's for d**n sure.
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I’ll get 2 of 3, Musial has plenty of corner outfield competition.
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@ItsaCanesthing said in 6th Inning Program players:
@theman925 said in 6th Inning Program players:
@ItsaCanesthing said in 6th Inning Program players:
I am leaning towards Maddux right now, but I might have to make a calculated choice of Musial.
I am not too excited about these cards, my choice might be dictated on the "Honus" collection requirements.
If I need a lot more SS cards the choice is Maddux, but if I need award winners, the choice would be Stan the Man.Don't kill me for not being too excited about these cards, I am just a bigger fan of other players.
As far as Maddux is concerned, the SS Mariano card taught me a lesson. If I was a bleep show with preorder card (Maddux had an 88 OVR) what makes me think I will do better with better version of that same player?Mariano was so bad, that after grinding out his prestige stats on HOF, meaning it was not a small sample size and I used him a lot before selling him. I sold him rather than picking up his blood diamond card. I bought Walker with the proceeds and I am happy with the choice.
Oh yeah I don’t blame you. The 5th inning program might be the best we’ve ever seen so this is definitely a bit of a come down. Personally I’ve been pretty good with both Walker and Rivera. I think the Maddux card depends on what velocity they give him. If he’s throwing 95+ along with the repertoire of pitches he currently has he could easily be a top 3 pitcher in the game.
Maddux doesn't need that much velocity to work, look at FOTF Hershisher. He is very effective without a traditional fastball.
Sinker does reach 95 though so I think that definitely has a factor in his effectiveness. At least I think this would separate Maddux from his other card (aside from per 9s)
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@SaveFarris said in 6th Inning Program players:
It's no #GriffeyWeek, that's for d**n sure.
I just want 99 griffey and Gehrig then idc about anyone else
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@Exotic_Combs said in 6th Inning Program players:
@Catman9186 said in 6th Inning Program players:
I'd say I'd go for Maddux. However, I'm not crazy about his All-Star card repertoire. Too soft of a thrower for my liking.
Don’t count out the possibility that SDS gives him a 93-95 mph sinker because apparently every pitcher that ever stepped on a mound has that pitch
But the Sinker was Maddox’s best pitch! Besides Rivera, who are all the pitchers with made up sinkers?
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@pbake12 said in 6th Inning Program players:
@Exotic_Combs said in 6th Inning Program players:
@Catman9186 said in 6th Inning Program players:
I'd say I'd go for Maddux. However, I'm not crazy about his All-Star card repertoire. Too soft of a thrower for my liking.
Don’t count out the possibility that SDS gives him a 93-95 mph sinker because apparently every pitcher that ever stepped on a mound has that pitch
But the Sinker was Maddox’s best pitch! Besides Rivera, who are all the pitchers with made up sinkers?
There are none. Besides the future stars but they are all made up. People around here just blame the sinker problem on pitchers having one instead of the real problem which is how it plays in game
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would love musial.... Just love the old timers, but man there are a lot of amazing outfielders that cant crack my lineups as it is.
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As a Cards fan, Musial is a no-brainer and the one I have been waiting for. But that Rollins card is going to be something special as well. Gonna have amazing contact, speed and D, and I wouldn’t be surprised if he has more pop then you would think.
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@Quint75 said in 6th Inning Program players:
As a Cards fan, Musial is a no-brainer and the one I have been waiting for. But that Rollins card is going to be something special as well. Gonna have amazing contact, speed and D, and I wouldn’t be surprised if he has more pop then you would think.
His card in 17 did, I know it was a doubles machine so it’ll definitely be a good card.
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Stan will be the first card of the year with 125 contact both sides, and above 80 power to both sides. He'll end up being the best card in the program, and the card people don't take.
Get him, sell him later for 150K.
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@lucas8181 said in 6th Inning Program players:
Stan will be the first card of the year with 125 contact both sides, and above 80 power to both sides. He'll end up being the best card in the program, and the card people don't take.
Get him, sell him later for 150K.
Cards in programs will always be picked at the same rate. Not a single chance Musial will be 150k. Also there is nothing against Musial but 1B is the only useable place for him with that fielding and his swing is average at best
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@pbake12 said in 6th Inning Program players:
@Exotic_Combs said in 6th Inning Program players:
@Catman9186 said in 6th Inning Program players:
I'd say I'd go for Maddux. However, I'm not crazy about his All-Star card repertoire. Too soft of a thrower for my liking.
Don’t count out the possibility that SDS gives him a 93-95 mph sinker because apparently every pitcher that ever stepped on a mound has that pitch
But the Sinker was Maddox’s best pitch! Besides Rivera, who are all the pitchers with made up sinkers?
I’m not saying he didn’t throw one. It was nasty. I’m just saying don’t count out the chance they add 5 mph to it
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Musial's card is based on the 1948 season (his best year in a career full of amazing years). This card is gonna have 120+ contact and 100+ power from both sides of the plate. Also 120+ vision. He'll also have 1B as a secondary position. After they reveal the boss attributes on Thursday's stream, I think there will be many more people considering taking Stan The Man.
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@the_dragon1912 said in 6th Inning Program players:
@lucas8181 said in 6th Inning Program players:
Stan will be the first card of the year with 125 contact both sides, and above 80 power to both sides. He'll end up being the best card in the program, and the card people don't take.
Get him, sell him later for 150K.
Cards in programs will always be picked at the same rate. Not a single chance Musial will be 150k. Also there is nothing against Musial but 1B is the only useable place for him with that fielding and his swing is average at best
Have we seen the card to know what defense looks like? In reality he was a fine defensive player.
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@pbake12 said in 6th Inning Program players:
@Exotic_Combs said in 6th Inning Program players:
@Catman9186 said in 6th Inning Program players:
I'd say I'd go for Maddux. However, I'm not crazy about his All-Star card repertoire. Too soft of a thrower for my liking.
Don’t count out the possibility that SDS gives him a 93-95 mph sinker because apparently every pitcher that ever stepped on a mound has that pitch
But the Sinker was Maddox’s best pitch! Besides Rivera, who are all the pitchers with made up sinkers?
Rivera threw a sinker but not that much. Rodney never threw one
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@Quint75 said in 6th Inning Program players:
@the_dragon1912 said in 6th Inning Program players:
@lucas8181 said in 6th Inning Program players:
Stan will be the first card of the year with 125 contact both sides, and above 80 power to both sides. He'll end up being the best card in the program, and the card people don't take.
Get him, sell him later for 150K.
Cards in programs will always be picked at the same rate. Not a single chance Musial will be 150k. Also there is nothing against Musial but 1B is the only useable place for him with that fielding and his swing is average at best
Have we seen the card to know what defense looks like? In reality he was a fine defensive player.
He has never had higher than silver fielding
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@CRGDVD said in 6th Inning Program players:
Musial's card is based on the 1948 season (his best year in a career full of amazing years). This card is gonna have 120+ contact and 100+ power from both sides of the plate. Also 120+ vision. He'll also have 1B as a secondary position. After they reveal the boss attributes on Thursday's stream, I think there will be many more people considering taking Stan The Man.
If it's based on 1948 season, in which he played 5 innings at first and gets it as a secondary, may as well give everyone a secondary.
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@foge011 said in 6th Inning Program players:
If it's based on 1948 season, in which he played 5 innings at first and gets it as a secondary, may as well give everyone a secondary.
No. Not really. If he played the position, he played the position. Therefore he should get the secondary. If a player doesn't play the position he shouldn't get the secondary. It's really quite simple.
