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APBA Card: Who am I? Winter edition

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You got Dave Parker pretty easy last time.  We’ll see how you do with this one. 

I took the position out this time.  No hints this time except that may be a slight hint in of itself. 

Good Luck!

Thomas Nelshoppen

I am an IT consultant by day and an APBA media mogul by night. My passions are baseball (specifically Illini baseball), photography and of course, APBA. I have been fortunate to be part of the basic game Illowa APBA League since 1980 as well as the BBW Boys of Summer APBA League since 2014. I am slogging through a 1966 NL replay and hope to finish before I die.

6 Comments:

  1. Steve Stein
    February 2, 2009 at 7:25 pm

    Is it a somewhat over-carded Craig Nettles ’76? (This is another set I don’t have, so I don’t know for sure.)

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  2. Steve Stein
    February 2, 2009 at 7:27 pm

    err, make that Graig Nettles. How soon we forget.

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  3. The Baseball Zealot
    February 2, 2009 at 9:49 pm

    dang, I gotta make these harder… 76 Graig Nettles it is..

    maybe if I blocked out some of the numbers too.

    /half kidding

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  4. The Baseball Zealot
    February 2, 2009 at 10:02 pm

    re being over-carded, his BA should come out about right. a little over .250 (act .254) if my APBA skillz are any good.

    XBH Power is a bit up, though.

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  5. Steve Stein
    February 3, 2009 at 6:47 am

    BZ, yeah, that’s what I meant by “overcarded”. He’s gonna get about 3 more doubles out of this card than in real life.

    These are pretty easy to figure when the 12 is on an “unusual” number. ’76 may be the only year made in this font with the 12 on 56.

    You can figure out the position by the rare play number(s). Then you can use the card computer, filling in stats, to get a card with the right hit/walk/power numbers, and see what that gives you for Avg/OBP/Slg. Go on over to mlb.com for the particular year and position, sort by Slg, and the likely player or two becomes apparent. Then you can use baseball-reference.com to check the height and weight, just to be sure.

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  6. The Baseball Zealot
    February 3, 2009 at 10:54 pm

    I’ll try to figure out a way to make it harder. Maybe leave in only a few numbers. Then you would only have the font to go on.

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