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 With the MLB season over, it seems a good time to distract everyone interested with fake text-based baseball! League website Goon player list About the Game Out of the Park is almost certainly the most detailed and accurate sports management sim (NOT GAME) out there right now. It is made by baseball nerds, for baseball nerds, with all of the absurd detail level you'd expect from a team of computer programmers who love baseball. Note: if you love baseball, or management-style games, or both, you should give it a try. OOTP is a management game, not a playing game. Which means, ANYONE CAN PLAY IN THIS BE A PLAYER! All you guys will be doing is creating a player, and then watching him progress through his baseball career. I will run the sims and post the results. No other skills or knowledge needed! What I suggest to everyone participating is that you follow your player and post interesting tidbits about him in the thread. I won't have time to comb through everyone; each update, I'll post a couple of interesting/funny/ridiculous things from the league, but it is up to YOU to keep us up to date about your guy. In hockles' awesome NHL threads some guys created fake twitter profiles for their guys which was both funny and good. About Your Player Remember I said OOTP is "detailed"? Well, it is really drat detailed. The talent/aging/growth mechanic is enormously complex and very unpredictable, just like real life...it isn't like lesser sports sims, where every player's development is pretty much linear and easy to project. Incredible prospects bust all the time, while guys come out of nowhere to become big league superstars. Performance and injuries matter, as does player development. This kind of randomness is why the game is so much fun, but it also makes it incredibly hard to predict what a player will do with his career. In other words, your guy might be a high school pitcher with a 97mph fastball and five great pitches, but if he goes to a poorly run team that overuses him in the minors and ruins his arm...sorry. You can always play in Mexico. Like most such games, OOTP players have a current ability level, and a potential ability level. This is masked in the game; all of your information comes from "scouts", and is imperfect (at some times, maddeningly imperfect). I will use a random number generator to assign a base talent level for your guys. Some of you will have all-time great talent, some hall of fame, etc etc; I will ensure that all BAP guys initial potential ability level is at least that of a major league starter. How far they take that will be up to them, and fate (read: injuries). There will be a lot of variance, which is good, because there are a LOT of fun non ML options in this game! Each of your players will start out as a prospect between the ages of 16 and 23. Entry to the majors follows real life: if you're from US/CA/PR, you'll go into the draft. If you're an international amateur free agent, you'll go into the international free agent pool. If you're playing in another professional league (Japan, Korea, Cuba, Mexico), you'll go through posting, or defect. I'll do my best to include everyone who signs up, as it isn't really that much work to put in a player. However, I'm going to have to limit the number of prospects I put in each year to roughly 15. Once your guy is in the game, he'll proceed through his career just like a real prospect: probably starting deep in the minors, riding the bus for years until he gets his shot. After that, it is up to the game what happens. Some of you will have hall of fame careers, some will flame out in their teens. I'm going to include the complete minor league system along with several international leagues, so even if your guy doesn't make the majors, he can still have a long and colorful baseball career. I know having a LEGEND HALL OF FAMER is fun, but I almost think I'd prefer to follow a guy as he makes his way around various indy leagues and culminates as a KBO all star in his late 30s. This is the info that I need to create your player. In your post, copy/paste this. Name: DOB: (no year needed) Height/Weight: (note: weight is dynamic and will change over time, just ask 365 lbs Jason Heyward) Throws/Bats: Position: (can be one position, or multiple) Country/City of birth: (note: try and make this align with your chosen background. eg, a high school prospect should be from US/Canada. A Japanese league player should be from Asia, probably) Background: (choices: high school prospect, college prospect, international amateur, international professional. If international professional, include league you want to start in. Choices are: Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Cuba, or Mexico) Player profile: (this is where you'll need to editorialize a bit. Give me something to go on: a past player comparison, a general description, etc. Some things to consider: if a hitter, contact/discipline/power profile, speed, base stealing, fielding range and arm. If a pitcher: velocity, stamina, pitch arsenal. You can also include a personality profile if you want, and I'll do my best to model it in the game.) You can build your guy however you want. If you want Bo Jackson power with Tony Gwynn discipline, that's fine. However, your talent level will determine exactly how much of those traits your guy will actually get, so he may well wind up a Bo Jackson/Tony Gwynn hybrid in the Pecos league. Which would, admittedly, be awesome. Miscellaneous Crap Some game settings stuff for those who care: - Injuries on standard. Usually I put them on "high" as that is most accurate to real life, but I'll try and limit the injury holocaust to goon players. - Development is standard, aging is slightly slower than default, so longer careers are more common (closer to real life) - Inflation is between 2 and 4%...so after 20 years, we should see some hilariously big contracts I will leave "dynamic league" on, which means teams will move, rules will change, and so on. I may also put RULE CHANGES to a vote in the thread. Perhaps we'll finally solve the DH conundrum? League website is here, feel free to take a look at my most recent test run. If you're new to OOTP, click around see just HOW MUCH STUFF there really is here: news is fun to read, etc etc. The data on there currently won't be the actual league; I'll be restarting from the beginning of 2017. With each upload I'll include a special shortlist that has all goon players on it for quick reference. I apologize in advance for not having any pictures, but these uploads are huge and cutting the images saves me all-important time. I'll do each year in three sims: opening day to ASG; ASG to WS, and WS to opening day. I'll try and do three sims per week, so roughly a year per week, but no promises. bewbies fucked around with this message at 18:15 on Nov 4, 2017 |
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Name: Boon Doggle DOB: Feb 20th Height/Weight: 5'9" 175 Throws/Bats: Right/Right Position: 2B, SS Country/City of birth: Canada/Edmonton Background: high school prospect Player Profile: A speedy high contact hitter from Edmonton Alberta (Ichiro/Tony Gwynn). Good defensively, steals a lot of bases and rarely strikes out. Loves to bunt and steal, doesn't matter the situation. Popete fucked around with this message at 18:16 on Nov 3, 2017 |
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Hanzo Main DOB: 5/24 Height/Weight: 5'8/185 Throws/Bats: R/R Position: SP Country/City of birth: Tokyo, Japan Background: International Professional (but in his early/mid 20s, ripe for posting from the NPB) Player profile: A fireballer with a good curveball and slider, and adaquate changeup.
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Sweet I can finally live out my dreams (through your posted text)! Name: Pat Martin DOB: March 30th Height/Weight: 6'0" 197.5lbs Throws/Bats: Right/Right Position: Catcher/3rd Base Sub Country/City of birth: Halifax, Canada Background: High School prospect Player profile: I've built the above as a sort of median mix between Pat Borders and Russell Martin. One of the best in the league at calling for his pitchers with a wide range of knowledge about opposition batters. Hits okay. Smart, cool and collected but known to lose it and get thrown out if he's backing up a teammate or coach over an ump making bad calls. *edit* Didn't catch the part about prospect start. Removed the description about his headstart in the majors. Zigmidge fucked around with this message at 15:52 on Nov 3, 2017 |
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Name: Rizwan "The Karachi Kid" Kayani DOB: 5/14 Height/Weight: 5'9"/160lb Throws/Bats: Right/Left Position: SS Country/City of birth: Pakistan/Karachi Background: International amateur FA Player profile: As a hitter: good contact, decent-to-middling discipline, good-to-very-good power, very good speed and base stealing. Fielding range and arm are average-to-good. Personality-wise, Rizwan (or Riz) usually is very level-headed and cool, but his temper can flare up over a bad call or a bobbled play. Edit: also, thanks for doing this, putting together a great OP, and I'm already enjoying reading people's player profiles and the site. Bayham Badger fucked around with this message at 15:35 on Nov 3, 2017 |
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Name: Moshe Cruse DOB: Aug 3rd Height/Weight: 6' 3" / 250 Throws/Bats: Left/Left Position: P Country/City of birth: US/Salton City, CA Background: HS prospect Player profile: Live fuckin' arm, but the delivery isn't the prettiest, and there's not consensus if he'll stick in a rotation or end up in the bullpen. High velo/good arsenal of plus 2+4FB, avg slider, and a screwball, but middling stamina due to the delivery. I dunno if there's a way to tick a box about this, but make him charismatic (leadership?) but also a fuckin' weirdo, as befits his hometown.
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Name: Boston Corbett DOB: 1/29 Height/Weight: 6'5" / 240 Throws/Bats: Right/Right Postion: P Country/City of birth: US/Boston, MA Background: College Player profile: Throws two pitches: a 100+ mph fastball and an eephus that tops out at 60. Is a submariner
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Intruder posted:Player profile: Throws two pitches: a 100+ mph fastball and an eephus that tops out at 60. Is a submariner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3ALwKeSEYs
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Name: Sleve McDichael DOB: June 17 Height/Weight: 6'1", 205lbs Throws/Bats: Left/Right Position: 3B Birthplace: Ottawa ON Canada Background: College Prospect Player profile: Think Evan Longoria defensively, but a bit worse at the plate (more strikeouts)
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Zigmidge posted:Background: 14th round High School draft pick by the Toronto Blue Jays. Just FYI, I won't control who drafts them or when they're drafted. He'll go in as a HS prospect and nature will take its course. Also FYI, there isn't really a mechanism for pitcher delivery, which makes sense as you can't see the delivery anyway. \/\/\/ of course! bewbies fucked around with this message at 15:54 on Nov 3, 2017 |
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bewbies posted:Just FYI, I won't control who drafts them or when they're drafted. He'll go in as a HS prospect and nature will take its course. Thanks, yeah edited that out too. I completely missed your section about prospect start, sorry. Another question, can I submit another on behalf of the girlfriend?
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Name: Waldo “Frankenstein” Dirgler DOB: 8/23 Height/Weight: 7’0” / 270 Throws/Bats: L/L Position: Pitcher Country/City of birth: Parma, Ohio Background: College prospect Player profile: As a pitcher, Randy Johnson, but with a knuckleball / screwball. As a hitter, get him as close to a TTO player as you can. And he loving hates bunting. secular woods sex fucked around with this message at 18:43 on Nov 3, 2017 |
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bewbies posted:\/\/\/ of course! You're the best. Name: Wacky Bradley Sr. DOB: April 19 Height/Weight: 5'10"/200lbs Throws/Bats: Right/Left Position: Center Field Country/City of Birth: Richmond, VA Background: College Prospect at U of South Carolina Player Profile: Pretty much Jackie Bradley Jr but has an undiagnosed case of Osteoperosis. Very injury prone.
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Name: Tempus Liksnart DOB: Dec 13th Height/Weight: 6'2" Throws/Bats: Left/Left Position: OF Country/City of birth: Bird City, KS Background: College Prospect Player Profile: Fast as gently caress, high contact hitter, somehow terrible at glovework with a mediocre arm at best. Has the level of intensity that he has trouble sleeping after a game because he's SO AMPED.
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Name: Thelonius Mingus DOB: November 22 Height/Weight: 6'4", 220 lbs Throws/Bats: R/S Position: RF Country/City of birth: USA/Chicago, IL Background: College prospect from Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA, which doesn't even have a baseball team, but he caught the eye of a scout during an intramural game.
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Oh, and I forgot my own guy. HERE HE IS Name: Vincent Edward "Bo" Jackson, Jr. DOB: November 30 Height/Weight: 6'1", 240 lbs Throws/Bats: R/R Position: OF Country/City of birth: USA/Bessemer AL Background: greatest high school athlete of all time Player profile: Bo Jackson REDUX
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Name: Tres True DOB: April 1 Height/Weight: 6'4" 200lb Throws/Bats: L/L Position: C/1B Country/City of birth: La Jolla, CA Background: College prospect Player profile: Tres can't move his body very fast, but his bat speed makes up for that. Scouts love his power, with a ceiling higher than the roof at Marlins Park. When he bellies up to the plate, he always hungers for the meatball, and if it isn't offered, he'll gladly take a walk to first or back to the dugout. Coaches have scratched their heads about where to play him defensively, but after some adventures in the outfield, have settled for the more sedentary positions.
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Screw it I'm in. Name: Calhoun "Cal" Slidell (nickname: Big Country) DOB: 12/13 Height/Weight: 6'1/250 Throws/Bats: L/L Position: 1B/DH Country/City of birth: Slocomb, Alabama Background: College Prospect (Roll Tide) Player profile: Cal is a good old boy from rural Alabama. He's a big boy with that farm-hand strength, but that doesn't translate to home run swing mechanics. He has great hand-eye coordination and plate discipline, though so he has risen through the high school and college ranks by slap hitting mostly singles and doubles with a ridiculously high on-base percentage (think Nori Aoki, but BA is 50-60 points higher). The catch is he's 250 pounds and runs like it (think Brian McCann on the bases).
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Is it possible to make a switch pitcher ala Pat Venditte?
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Let's do this  Name: Bobson Dugnutt DOB: December 11th Height/Weight: 6'3/190 Throws/Bats: L/L Position: RP/CP Country/City of birth: Zzyzx, CA Background: Mystifying college prospect from SDSU Player Profile: Basically Mariano Rivera, except instead of only throwing a cutter he only throws a mid 80's changeup. No other pitches, just a changeup. It's a phenomenal changeup though: scouts already grade it out as a 60 with 80 potential, it just seems to vanish when it reaches the plate and guys swing right through it. That said scouts are worried that he's stubbornly refused to learn any other pitches, so he's projected as a bullpen guy since they figured lineups might figure out the "I only throw one pitch" trick a second or third time through the order. Rough at fielding because he only throws changeups when throwing to the bases too, which makes things tricky. If by some miracle he is allowed to hit, will only ever try to drop down bunts regardless of who is or is not on base. This is because beneath the thin veneer of a pitcher lies the heart of a speedster, and he wants to show off his wheels.
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Any thought about making a minor league team that is all Goon players?
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Sydin posted:Name: Bobson Dugnutt Yessss more names from that list
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Name: Gord Doug DOB: July 7 Height/Weight: 6'2" / 190 lbs Throws/Bats: L/L Position: P Country/City of birth: Edmonton, AB, Canada Background: High School Prospect Player profile: A good ol' Canadian boy who only has a 100+ mph fastball and doesn't believe in those other pitches. He has been taught never to quit, so he will pitch for as long as the manager leaves him out there. When he has to bat, he will only bunt. He respects the umpires and will not get angry at their calls. He believes in the unwritten rules of baseball and gets angry at bat flips, but like a good Canadian doesn't intentionally hit people who break the unwritten rules, rather going up to them and politely asking them not to do that again.
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Name: Hickey Renderson DOB: December 25 Height/Weight: 5'10", 180lb Throws/Bats: L/R Position: OF Country/City of birth: USA/Oakland, CA Background: high school prospect Player profile: He's the poor man's Rickey Henderson. Overall, he's the same type of player with similar skills, but none are quite as good as Rickey's. He has exceptional speed on the base paths, and is a prolific base stealer. He's great at getting on base - he has good plate discipline and has a high batting average, but doesn't really hit for power. He has average fielding skills.
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Kilza posted:Name: Gord Doug Our guys should be from rival high schools in Edmonton. Boon loves bat flips and Gord hates him.
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Name: Mike Rotch DOB: April 29 Height/Weight: 5'7" / 175 lbs Throws/Bats: R/R Position: Catcher, 1st Base Country/City of birth: USA/ El Paso, TX Background: College Prospect (from Coastal Carolina, if possible) Player profile: Everything he does is fast. Runs fast, hits fast, strikes out fast. Thinks bunting is for cowards, and will never do it. A gigantic hothead on the field, but a nice guy in the room. Passable fielder, but he'll never make any spectacular plays. Ergo Propter Hog fucked around with this message at 19:06 on Nov 3, 2017 |
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Alrighty we have our 2017 cohort! Entering the 2017 MLB draft and international free agent signing period shall be: Boon Doggle Hanzo Main Pat Martin Rizwan Kayani Moshe Cruse Boston Corbett Sleve McDichael Waldo Dirgler Wacky Bradley Sr. Tempus Liksnart Thelonius Mingus Vincent Edward Jackson Jr. Tres True Calhoun Slidell Bobson Dugnutt Gord Doug Hickey Renderson Mike Rotch I may be able to get through the first full season tonight; I'll do all of 2017 at once since no goons will be playing big league ball. If someone is so inclined, feel free to link all goon players to their respective player pages once I get them posted and I'll copy it to the OP.
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This looks fun! Name: Tonya Guitar DOB: Feb 7 Height/Weight: 5'6", 240 lb Throws/Bats: R/L Position: C Country/City of birth: Corpus Christi, TX Background: High School Prospect Player profile: Nicknamed "The Wall", Tonya did not benefit at all from the Buster Posey rule. Imagine the proportions of Pablo Sandoval but shrunk into Jose Altuve's height. A great defensive catcher but a middling bat. e: whoops missed it, throw me in the next cohort.
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Oh hell ya last time we did this my guy made the HoF. Name: Argul MacCleod DOB: October 31st Height/Weight: 5'11", 290 Throws/Bats: L/L Position: SP Country/City of birth: Scotland/Edinburgh Background: Intriguing International Prospect Player profile: Argul spent his summers like many of his fellow countrymen getting fat on fried foods. Then one day he discovered he could shift his incredible bulk in a way that produced a flaming hot, accurate fastball with 0 movement. Argul has the potential to destroy the radar gun and the buffet. He's a proven fastball pitcher that's starting to develop other pitches, but there's no guarantee he'll make it in the show if his ball doesn't move from his trebuchet-like trajectory. Also he has a massive neckbeard and thin mustache.
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For future considerations: Name: Marvelous Trent DOB: 6/21/?? Turns 22 in the season when the draft takes place. Height/Weight: 6'3", 192 lbs Throws/Bats: R/Both Position: CF/RF/LF Country/City of birth: Hamilton, NJ Background: College prospect who turned down offers to play basketball/baseball to focus on baseball. Player profile: Kind of like a switch hitting Matt Kemp with less power. Since he was a college player, already close to MLB talent when drafted. Plays center field in college but more of a corner OF profile for MLB. 5 tool player with hit tool rating the highest (like a 65 on the 20-80 scale) potential and the weakest being glove and power. High contact hitter with enough power to justify a COF spot. Stronger in arm and avoid errors than range. Doesn't swing at everything but not going to walk 100 times. Not a burner enough speed to steal 20 bases and a good baserunner. Attributes: High intelligence and Work Ethic. tadashi fucked around with this message at 19:58 on Nov 3, 2017 |
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If another one rolls around Name: Joesph "Get" Money DOB: Oct. 23 Height/Weight: 6'1" 255 lbs. Throws/Bats: R/R Position: 2B/Utility Country/City of birth: Concord, NH Background: College prospect Player profile: A glove-first prospect with superlative fielding skills, saddled with a noodle arm tend to keep Joe on the left side of the infield. Joe can make contact with anything, which is as much a blessing as a curse as Joe thinks he should hit everything. Scouts doubt he'll ever reach double digit homers. Doesn't steal super often, despite having above average speed. The word “grit” is often thrown around when describing his playing style. Wears too much eye shadow. Likes to slide into first. Ambassador of Funk fucked around with this message at 06:36 on Nov 4, 2017 |
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Yeah in case it wasn't clear - I'll keep putting guys in until I or you guys lose interest. I just don't want to put in more than 20 or so constructed players in one season. Post away!
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Name: Lennothy "Lenny" Meager DOB: July 21st, 2000 Height/Weight: 6'8" 225 lbs Throws/Bats: Right/Left Position: Shortstop / Outfield Country/City of birth: Bangor, Maine Background: High School prospect Player profile: Tremendous physical gifts. Wiry-strong (almost freakishly so), with room to grow into his huge frame. Speed like a young Willie Mays, and a powerful, yet delicate swing so sweet it gives pitchers diabetes. Excellent baseball instincts including defensive prowess and batting eye. In short, the potential to become Mike Trout II: Trout Harder... if he can overcome his personal quirks. First off, Lenny hates dealing with the press. He believes them to be very mean, because they ask too many questions that confuse him. Especially if they ask about something like reading, which a is dumb thing that is too hard. He enjoys crafts and would like to show you a hat he made out of a larger hat. Sometimes he has to be gently reminded to stop petting his fellow teammates so hard, and also to keep the baseballs out of his mouth. But on the whole, Lenny is a very nice boy who is generally very happy, and who enjoys baseball because it is fun and fun is fun. There are rumors he may not have graduated high school on the most legitimate of terms. Physically, Lennothy most resembles a young Steve Buscemi with the body of a college power forward. Prof. Spaceman fucked around with this message at 21:30 on Nov 3, 2017 |
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Name: Washington Irving DOB: July 7 Height/Weight: 6'4'' 250 Throws/Bats: L/L Position: Pitcher / RP Country/City of birth: Saint Paul, MN Background: College Prospect Player profile: Stamina: Low Velocity: Above Average Pitches: ++ Slider, + 4 Seam Fastball, - Circle Change, Mixes in the occasional -- Sinker. Arm Slot: Submarine (Think Pat Neshek) Fielding is average for a pitcher. Hitting: He takes his hitting advice from the great Bert Blyleven. Close your eyes and swing as hard as you can. Prospect: Good breaking ball with mostly mediocre offerings behind it. Profiles as a LOOGY. Player Comparison: Submarine style Dennys Reyes.
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Name: Sandwich Montoya DOB: 6/9 Height/Weight: 4'11" Throws/Bats: R/R Position: P Country/City of birth: Sandwich Islands Background: International Professional (Cuban) Player profile: I think you'll find that when it comes to Sandwich Montoya, the sky is the limit. He doesn't have a central nervous system, but you don't need one to be a knuckleballer. High stamina, average velocity, knuckleball, knuckle curve, cutter. Anyway you slice it, this submarine pitcher won't get you in a pickle.
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Out of the Park BAP: We’re All Submariners
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Ambassador of Funk posted:Out of the Park BAP: We’re All Submariners Now I feel the need to stipulate that Moshe has an extreme over-the-top arm angle, like Jordan Montgomery. 
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Name: Hank Meacham DOB: 2/11 Height/Weight: 6'6", 210lb Throws/Bats: L/L Position: OF/1B Country/City of birth: Biloxi, MS Background: college prospect Player profile: A left-handed Dave Kingman. Sells out for power with 100+ strikeouts a season. Simple country boy who loves hitting dingers, and watching his teammates hit dingers. Gets very riled up during games.
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Name: Larry Leftball DOB: 4/22 Height/Weight: 6'1", 240lb. Same as Bo but with all that weight in exactly the wrong places. Throws/Bats: L/L Position: Pitcher Country/City of birth: San Francisco, CA Background: college prospect Player profile: Larry grew up idolizing post-40 Jamie Moyer and Bruce Chen. 'Fast'ball, cutter, sinker, change, curve, preferably all with good movement/control and little velocity. (I don't know how OOTP handles pitch types, if having 5 pitches is going to nerf the hell out of him go Fastball, Change, Curve, Cutter, Sinker in that order with however many makes sense) e: noticed the stamina bit, Larry can throw all day every day if you want him to. Grittybeard fucked around with this message at 05:34 on Nov 4, 2017 |
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