one player that would never leave your line up
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@abbyspapa said in one player that would never leave your line up:
@Aussie392 said in one player that would never leave your line up:
@Some_Schmuck_22 said in one player that would never leave your line up:
Larry Walker. I'm biased though. Go Rox!
i regret selling him to this day, idiot, im an absolute idiot
You and me both. I sold Walker for the stubs to complete the LS collection. I still feel bad about it.
haha, i sold him to buy packs, 100k, intelligence at its finest, could've had the collections done by now, i have over 200 pages of packs in the pack history page
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Just 1? I have 4.... Cap catcher, Mantle, Cobb, Walker. Guys that I have that can be upgraded with the right release are Shef at 3rd, prestige Chip at SS (I also have JRoll he [censored] for me), Helton at 1b( almost untouchable will have to be quite the card), Hornsby at 2B.
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SS Larry Walker
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SS Mays, especially if his defense is like last years card.
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@Aussie392 said in one player that would never leave your line up:
just what the title says, please disregard, collection reward card such as mantle, sheffield, biggio, trout
Chipper Jones and Ozzie Smith
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if and when I get him, mvp josh donaldson. Currently have a buy order in for him at 681 000 stubs.
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Signature Walker and Signature Jackie
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I would've said Didi 3 weeks ago! Then Awards Story came out.
Right now it would be SS Helton, or Awards Blackmon. I destroy baseballs with both. Plus they are both hitting .350+ after 100 ab's. -
My CAP reliever. Best CAP in the game.
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Brock and McCutchen are lifers for me
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Chipper Jones he was my best hitter back when I picked him as a boss and I benched him for higher overall players over the past few months but Chipper always finds his way back in. I have a legit god squad and Chipper isn’t going to move from my cleanup spot the rest of the year. He always comes though with big hits and has hit almost ever walk off homer I have had
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@Redd666ish said in one player that would never leave your line up:
Chipper Jones he was my best hitter back when I picked him as a boss and I benched him for higher overall players over the past few months but Chipper always finds his way back in. I have a legit god squad and Chipper isn’t going to move from my cleanup spot the rest of the year. He always comes though with big hits and has hit almost every walk off homer I have had.
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Yordon Alvarez. Hes a hot wet dog [censored] in LF. But he is a monster at the dish. Hes like a stronger more coordinated Larry Walker with a bat in his hands.
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Not a popular opinion, but Mattingly. Even if his power is mediocre, he always gets big base hits for me, and his defense at first has been incredible. I just can’t plug in Ruth or Thomas or any average-fielding stiff at first now.
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Probably Alomar or Sale. Not only did I pay a premium price to have them as soon as possible, they’re some of my favourite hitters and pitchers of all time in real life baseball, which is why I went all out to acquire them ASAP and just brought them. When we get a 99 Griffey, I expect he’ll be ever present in CF for much the same reasons.
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Cubs fan says zobrist. Can fill in anywhere someone isnt doing hot. Except center field. I dont play him in center
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I don’t know my lineup but Vladimir Guerrero is not living my bench.
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It’s pretty much becoming a team I can’t take off The field. Mantle Walker Ruth MVP Trout and HRD Cano and are some of the best cards I’ve ever used. 3rd and catcher are up for grabs that’s about it.
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As a Phillies fan, SS Rollins is there to stay
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@ztdurbin said in one player that would never leave your line up:
Bryce Harper.. huge fan of his and he hit a walkoff in my first game with him off of sig Chapman
Man, he just continues to strike me as an entitled hothead prik. I wouldn’t say it to his face but did you watch the game last night??
He made a bonehead gaffe, then in his next AB stared down the ump after hitting an obvious foul ball that he disagreed with. When going back out, he continued to jaw at the ump, who attempted several times to disengage before finally tossing Harper.
