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Johnny Lunchbucket wrote:


Johnny Lunchbucket wrote:

Floyd Youmans and Bob Johnson with 200-k seasons. Had no idea


Pay attention to the card threads I've been posting since the Mets threw in the towel!



Also, the entire bottom row of my solution all played for both the Pirates and the Royals.


My memory goes to "Floyd Youmans was discussed" but stops before "this was what was discussed about floyd youmans"


A little help:


Our other interloper was the highly touted Mets prospect with the all-star caliber ceiling. Alas, he never got to play for the Mets, and never did make an all-star team, though he did fan more than 200 batters one season.



https://img.comc.com/i/Baseball/1987/Donruss---Base/257/Floyd-Youmans.jpg?id=7bbc0a42-f3b0-4eb9-b0ae-3679178377e9&size=original>


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Johnny Lunchbucket wrote:






Pay attention to the card threads I've been posting since the Mets threw in the towel!



Also, the entire bottom row of my solution all played for both the Pirates and the Royals.


My memory goes to "Floyd Youmans was discussed" but stops before "this was what was discussed about floyd youmans"


A little help:


Our other interloper was the highly touted Mets prospect with the all-star caliber ceiling. Alas, he never got to play for the Mets, and never did make an all-star team, though he did fan more than 200 batters one season.



https://img.comc.com/i/Baseball/1987/Donruss---Base/257/Floyd-Youmans.jpg?id=7bbc0a42-f3b0-4eb9-b0ae-3679178377e9&size=original>







A little more help:



from the thread The Royal Flushing of a Baseball Season in Flushing ---



https://img.comc.com/i/Baseball/1971/O-Pee-Chee---Base/71/League-Leaders---Sam-McDowell-Mickey-Lolich-Bob-Johnson.jpg?id=f726172e-94f9-46ba-b9f9-9c828c7a0a1d&size=original>


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I ran out of guesses before even tackling that square. With the pressure off now, I checked out the list and realize I ought to have come up with Bill Almon and Richie Zisk.



Fun name to see on the list of Buc Sox is that of beloved forum member Johnny Dickshot.


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Roberto Hernandez would have worked for all three teams in the 300+ saves column. Wagner & Kimbrel in two each.

I went with Robb Nen in the upper right square.



Tough day to go rare as there just aren't that many 300+ guys in either category and many of the wins guys are from ancient times.

So I tried to go rare in the left hand column with Jesus Alou, Brad Hand, and John Stearns.





I don't seem to be able to display my grid


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Joe Nathan would have worked also. He had two partial seasons with the Giants at the top of his career, mostly as a starter, and threw 4 1/3 innings of mopup in his last season.



He had a total of 377 saves, only one of which was as a Giant, but he would have worked.



I went with Armando, but he came up 11 saves short of 300, largely attributable to two meh years as a Giant coming off a superstar year as a Marlin.


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Hi, I'm Kyle Schwarber, and I not only did not win Rookie of the Year, I was not even given a single third-place vote, and anyone who thought I did win is an idiot, and deserves the ruined Immaculate grid it gives him.



I would, however, love for A Boy Named Seo's guess to come out legit.



https://metsrostercentral.files.wordpress.com/2023/09/screen-shot-2023-09-13-at-2.17.09-pm.png>


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Yeah, Willie was my Tiger MVP, though I was briefly nervous I'd pick the wrong Willie Hernandez, because the MVP was also known as Guillermo for part of his career. it was another relatively easy grid because there was only one team in the column headings, and it was a familiar one.



All three of my MVPs were lesser lights than my Silver Sluggers, and I guess that's a safer way to play.



https://metsrostercentral.files.wordpress.com/2023/09/screen-shot-2023-09-15-at-2.31.58-pm.png>


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️ Immaculate Grid 166 9/9:

Rarity: 135

IMMACULATE!

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PHL/DET - Nick Castellanos 29%

DET/SS - Miggie Cabrera 33%

DET/MVP - Willie Hernandez 5%

PHL/STL - Steve Carlton 13%

STL/SS - Poo Holes 19%

STL/MVP - Stan the Man 17%

PHL/LAA - Todd Zeile .2%

LAA/SS - Mike Piazza 13%

LAA/MVP - Roy Campanella 5%


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️ Immaculate Grid 167 9/9:

Rarity: 125

IMMACULATE!

🟩🟩🟩

🟩🟩🟩

🟩🟩🟩



200H/30-30 - A-Rod 19%

40HR/30-30 - Jose Canseco 21%

100RBI/30-30 - Barry Bonds 18%

200H/GG - Tony Gwynn 8%

40HR/GG - Matt Olson 3%

100RBI/GG - Paul Goldschmidt 7%

200H/3000H - Ichiro 19%

40HR/3000H - Hank Aaron 27%

100RBI/3000H - Willie Mays 4%


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Eight out of nine. I coulda took the gimme on the Angels Silver Slugger and went with Mike Trout but I was going for rarity scores and so I typed in Rod Carew, which was a wrong answer.



[FIMG=444]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53194520445_529333cff3_c.jpg[/FIMG]




So I looked this up and forgot that Carew switched from second base to first base when he signed with the Angels. Because I was thinking to myself, how the hell did Carew not win a single Silver Slugger with the Angels? Who was better at second base --- every single season?


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️ Immaculate Grid 170 9/9:

Rarity: 47

IMMACULATE!

🟩🟩🟩

🟩🟩🟩

🟩🟩🟩

Play at:

https://immaculategrid.comhttps://immaculategrid.com

@immaculategrid x @baseball_ref



[FIMG=555]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53199461460_79f7d4a602_c.jpg[/FIMG]



I wanted to use Tommy Harper for the Brewers 30SB player for rarity score purpose, but I had already used him for MIL/OAK. I woulda swapped in Tommie Reynolds for MIL/OAK, lowering my score.


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