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Author:  josegarcia [ Tue Jul 29, 2008 9:17 am ]
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I won't be able to get the game for a while. Would anyone be willing to post the yankee roster, only the bench players, bullpen, and triple A. Also the abilities, stats of Edwar Ramirez, Joba, IPK and Hughes.

I am pumped to see how they created them off of such a small sample size.

Thanks a ton!
Author:  josegarcia [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 3:46 pm ]
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pretty please?
Author:  DeevFactor [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 4:37 pm ]
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Bench
J.Molina (C)
G.Gordon (3B) [Can't understand how Betemit's in the other baseball games and not here.]
S.Duncan (RF)

Bullpen
H.Sanchez
Ohlendorf
Albaladejo
Bruney
Farnsworth
Hawkins
Chamberlain
M.Rivera

AAA Fielders
C.Stewart (C)
Moeller (C)
Ensberg (3B)
A.Gonzalez (SS)

AAA Pitchers
Pavano
Karstens
Britton
Henn
Traber
Brackman

Edwar Ramirez isn't in the game.

Chamberlain (Reliever)
99 MPH
Ctrl 131 (D)
Stam 40 (E)
SLD 4
SCB 4
CHG 4
Poise 4

I.Kennedy (Starter)
90 MPH
Ctrl 107 (F)
Stam 126 (B)
SLD 2
CB 2
SPLT 2
SNK 2

Hughes (Starter)
95 MPH
Ctrl 117 (E)
Stam 131 (B)
SLD 2
CB 4
CHG 2
Choke Artist
Author:  josegarcia [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 5:19 pm ]
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thanks
Author:  lanceberkman [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 10:58 pm ]
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I see that they made Joba as a reliever.
Author:  SUPACLIPA [ Fri Aug 01, 2008 12:18 am ]
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lanceberkman wrote:
I see that they made Joba as a reliever.

I noticed that to so I just edited him to have C control/B stamina and changed his Slider to a Hard Slider
Author:  stevenjackson39 [ Mon Aug 04, 2008 8:35 am ]
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what the heck is a slow curve. I've been playing both games since december and i still don't know the difference. I know the difference between a curve, drop curve, and knuckle curve, but not drop curve.
Author:  Comfortably Lomb [ Mon Aug 04, 2008 1:13 pm ]
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stevenjackson39 wrote:
what the heck is a slow curve. I've been playing both games since december and i still don't know the difference. I know the difference between a curve, drop curve, and knuckle curve, but not drop curve.


A slow curve is exactly what it sounds like, a curve that is just thrown a bit softer. Maybe think of it as the opposite of a power curve, which isn't really in the game but I might consider the drop curve (12-6) close enough for cartoon work. An example of a guy who threw a slow curve was Curt Schilling in recent seasons. I think Greinke out in KC throws a very slow one too, down in the 50-60 mph range.
Author:  MaxDSterling [ Mon Aug 04, 2008 4:11 pm ]
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If Clayton Kershaw was in the game, he'd have one too... vicious pitch after seeing nothing but hard stuff.
Author:  cownip [ Fri Aug 08, 2008 7:14 pm ]
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Chamberlain (Reliever)
99 MPH
Ctrl 131 (D)
Stam 40 (E)
SLD 4
SCB 4
CHG 4
Poise 4
Control D? He had excellent control, at least B. Maybe because he is a rookie he should get C. E Stamina should probably be d. He is a little under-powered
Also,
I.Kennedy (Starter)
90 MPH
Ctrl 107 (F)
Stam 126 (B)
SLD 2
CB 2
SPLT 2
SNK 2

Hughes (Starter)
95 MPH
Ctrl 117 (E)
Stam 131 (B)
SLD 2
CB 4
CHG 2
Choke Artist
Can you say underpowered?
Author:  derekjeter76 [ Fri Aug 08, 2008 10:52 pm ]
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edits:

Chamberlain need's 101 MPH, 'A' stamina, starter, Vertical-slider (6). He also needs a new wind up because it always has him pitch from the stretch. I believe I used overhand - 2.

Ian Kennedy's top speed to 93.

change Phil Hughes' curve to a knuckle curve.
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