2nd inning bosses
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Maybe they changed his motion a little like they did with Newhouser? Regardless Feller throws gas and will have that outlier 1 quirk wher he probably throws 102 or 103.
I didn't like pitching with him last seasons SS 99 card ball seamed to come out flat
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Second inning was better last year so far. Miggy, vlad sr. And that madbum was great for me for a long time. Feller will have great stuff but hang offspeed like no other
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@allmustfall16 said in 2nd inning bosses:
Joe Carter and Bob Feller won’t affect the market at all.
Thoughts on where the 1st Inn Bosses settle?
Got all 3, in hopes I could sell them and make some stubs. Wondering of I should dump them now or wait to see who will end up as the third boss?
If I sell all 3 now, it would give me the same amount of stubs as if I just sold my pack and didn't buy the other two.
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Im beginning to think there wont really
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His sig never left my rotation last year but even if he goes blood diamond it probably won’t be that op.... still going to pick him and give him a trial run
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@Boneman05 said in 2nd inning bosses:
It has been revealed that Bob Feller will be the 2nd boss in the 2nd inning along with Joe Carter.
This card should be better that his break out card last year but he did have a sig card last year.
What do you think this inning will do for the market prices that have been steady. With the quicksell ability taken out people wont be able to sell there locked in cards so I don't know what it will cause the market to do.
No info on the 3rd boss?
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I took 99 Posey so I'm not so much rooting for this, but I think this is an inning where a prime Yadi would make a lot of sense.
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@coastereight said in 2nd inning bosses:
I took 99 Posey so I'm not so much rooting for this, but I think this is an inning where a prime Yadi would make a lot of sense.
I was also thinking Catcher would be most likely.
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I'm thinking an infielder, maybe Pedroia. Like a 95 sig Pedroia? What was his sig last year? A 97? Has anyone checked, is the Sandberg sig ratings the same as his sig last year?
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Doesn’t matter who the 3rd boss is, this is officially the worst program because Joe Carter is part of it.
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@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
Doesn’t matter who the 3rd boss is, this is officially the worst program because Joe Carter is part of it.
I dont know. To me, first and second innings last year were kind of lame too. Took Gossage and MadBum, who I think were the only decent ones.
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@bhall09 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
Doesn’t matter who the 3rd boss is, this is officially the worst program because Joe Carter is part of it.
I dont know. To me, first and second innings last year were kind of lame too. Took Gossage and MadBum, who I think were the only decent ones.
But Joe carter was bad
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@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@bhall09 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
Doesn’t matter who the 3rd boss is, this is officially the worst program because Joe Carter is part of it.
I dont know. To me, first and second innings last year were kind of lame too. Took Gossage and MadBum, who I think were the only decent ones.
But Joe carter was bad
I wouldnt say bad... Lol. He was definitely overrated but let's no go overboard here. He was a 30 homer power threat who did it consistently for a long time. He also had a couple 5 WAR seasons which is excellent.
Should he be a boss? No.. not a boss of anything but the 1993 world series!
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@Nanthrax_1 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@bhall09 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
Doesn’t matter who the 3rd boss is, this is officially the worst program because Joe Carter is part of it.
I dont know. To me, first and second innings last year were kind of lame too. Took Gossage and MadBum, who I think were the only decent ones.
But Joe carter was bad
I wouldnt say bad... Lol. He was definitely overrated but let's no go overboard here. He was a 30 homer power threat who did it consistently for a long time. He also had a couple 5 WAR seasons which is excellent.
Should he be a boss? No.. not a boss of anything but the 1993 world series!
By bad I mean completely average. Which comparatively, is bad.
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@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@Nanthrax_1 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@bhall09 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
Doesn’t matter who the 3rd boss is, this is officially the worst program because Joe Carter is part of it.
I dont know. To me, first and second innings last year were kind of lame too. Took Gossage and MadBum, who I think were the only decent ones.
But Joe carter was bad
I wouldnt say bad... Lol. He was definitely overrated but let's no go overboard here. He was a 30 homer power threat who did it consistently for a long time. He also had a couple 5 WAR seasons which is excellent.
Should he be a boss? No.. not a boss of anything but the 1993 world series!
By bad I mean completely average. Which comparatively, is bad.
Correct lol. He just happened to be at the right place at the right time, multiple times!! And was a very likeable dude!
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Fellers blood diamond could be interesting but I don’t think i’ll grind his online stats for it
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@Nanthrax_1 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@Nanthrax_1 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@bhall09 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
Doesn’t matter who the 3rd boss is, this is officially the worst program because Joe Carter is part of it.
I dont know. To me, first and second innings last year were kind of lame too. Took Gossage and MadBum, who I think were the only decent ones.
But Joe carter was bad
I wouldnt say bad... Lol. He was definitely overrated but let's no go overboard here. He was a 30 homer power threat who did it consistently for a long time. He also had a couple 5 WAR seasons which is excellent.
Should he be a boss? No.. not a boss of anything but the 1993 world series!
By bad I mean completely average. Which comparatively, is bad.
Correct lol. He just happened to be at the right place at the right time, multiple times!! And was a very likeable dude!
I’ve got nothing against the guy lol, he’s just a prime example of a player that people think was way better than what his stats actually show.
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@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@Nanthrax_1 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@Nanthrax_1 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@bhall09 said in 2nd inning bosses:
@DriveByTrucker17 said in 2nd inning bosses:
Doesn’t matter who the 3rd boss is, this is officially the worst program because Joe Carter is part of it.
I dont know. To me, first and second innings last year were kind of lame too. Took Gossage and MadBum, who I think were the only decent ones.
But Joe carter was bad
I wouldnt say bad... Lol. He was definitely overrated but let's no go overboard here. He was a 30 homer power threat who did it consistently for a long time. He also had a couple 5 WAR seasons which is excellent.
Should he be a boss? No.. not a boss of anything but the 1993 world series!
By bad I mean completely average. Which comparatively, is bad.
Correct lol. He just happened to be at the right place at the right time, multiple times!! And was a very likeable dude!
I’ve got nothing against the guy lol, he’s just a prime example of a player that people think was way better than what his stats actually show.
Oh I agree and I'm a life long Jays fan. Watched his entire career as a Jay, and I like any Jays fan my age or older, have a special place in our hearts for Joe. But ya, he couldn't take a walk to save his life.. rally killer.. the fact he hit 4th in '93 between Molitor (who was downright amazing that year), and Olerud (who had one of the best stat lines of the decade that year, almost hit .400) perplexes me to this day.
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This is a prime card, so it doesn't have a particular year on it. But it's his 1991 Topps Traded. In 1991, he was fifth in the AL MVP vote with 33 HRs, an .833 OPS (not bad, not exceptional) and won a silver slugger. Remind me what the "prime" cards mean? Sigs try to represent their overall career, right? It supposedly takes their average with a special weight to their top seasons? Prime, I assume, takes their best years into account. Is it multiple years, or single years?
Also, I always wondered, they show a particular card for the single-year cards. Like say, this 1991 Topps for Joe Carter. Does it represent the year of the card, 1991, or the stats that would show on the back (which would be 1990).
Anyway, Carter doesn't bother me. He's OK. About what I'd expect right now if they, fairly, release better cards as the year goes on.
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