OT Immaculate Grid

drewdat said:
Kevin Stocker is 2% for Phillies/TB, I call BS there. Doyle Alexander 1% Tigers/Jays, McGriff is only 6% for Rays/Jays, George Bell 2% for Jays 40 homers, and Mike Piazza 0.6% for 40HR/ROY

OK, I checked back and Stocker fell to 1%... but still. Piazza down to 0.5%.
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I really was thinking Piazza. But I couldn't remember if he actually got 40+ homers. Thought he was high 30's his rookie year.
 
He hit exactly 40 twice, rookie year was in the 30s, but the non-team intersecting ones can be in different seasons
 
drewdat said:
He hit exactly 40 twice, rookie year was in the 30s, but the non-team intersecting ones can be in different seasons
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Oh sunova b...

I thought the requirement was had to be ROY and hit 40 homers the year they were ROY.

That's why I picked McGwire because I knew he slugged almost 50 his ROY. lol

Otherwise I would have totally picked Piazza or Bagwell lol.
 
For the 7/1 immaculate grid, I feel like we’ve already had links to COL-ARI, SF/PIT and HOU/PIT in the last 10 days. I know they’re bound to repeat sooner or later, but this is soon
 
chop2chip said:
Great card today to use for ex Braves rotation stalwarts Jason Schmidt and Mike Hampton
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My ex braves today were Castilla, LaROche, Schmidt, and Morton.

Only sub 1% were Orlando Cepeda (don't know how. I was just listing a giants hall of famer who wasn't Bonds or Mays I figured he would have been at least 5%) at 0.4% and Morgan Ensberg at 0.5% both were slight gambles. I just remember Ensberg being a force in the early 2000s
 
zitothebrave said:
My ex braves today were Castilla, LaROche, Schmidt, and Morton.

Only sub 1% were Orlando Cepeda (don't know how. I was just listing a giants hall of famer who wasn't Bonds or Mays I figured he would have been at least 5%) at 0.4% and Morgan Ensberg at 0.5% both were slight gambles. I just remember Ensberg being a force in the early 2000s
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God damnit.

I kept trying to think of which Astros player that was that wasn't one of the Killer B's or Berkman from that era that had a funny batting stance and kept mashing homers. I knew the name started with an M but I thought the last name was M. I couldn't for the life of me think about it.
 
The Chosen One said:
God damnit.

I kept trying to think of which Astros player that was that wasn't one of the Killer B's or Berkman from that era that had a funny batting stance and kept mashing homers. I knew the name started with an M but I thought the last name was M. I couldn't for the life of me think about it.
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Richard Hidalgo.
 
striker42 said:
That's a name I haven't heard in a while. I looked him up and was shocked to see he had a fWAR of over 7 in 2000 and came in 20th in the MVP voting.
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I think he was one of those in the Mitchell Report.

He had one of the smoothest swings I've ever seen.
 
No one here should miss even 1 slot today. And there should be plenty of opportunity to go low.


KC/Atl - the great Rey Sanchez at .06,%

Atl/LAD - Jeff Treadway at .007%

NYY/KC - Wilson Betemit at .1%

LAD/NYY - Ted Lilly at .4%

LAD GG - Russell Martin at 1%
 
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