MLB Retro Rewind 1984

Phillies fail to follow Schmidt's lead in loss

A big game from Mike Schmidt couldn't lift the Phillies to victory. San Francisco prevailed by a score of 8-4, despite 3 hits and 3 RBIs by Schmidt. | Box

Huge night for Guerrero carries Dodgers to victory

Pedro Guerrero was on his game, knocking in 3 runs in Los Angeles's 9-2 victory over the Mets. Guerrero also had 3 hits in the game. | Box

Chappas blasts off, leads White Sox to win

Harry Chappas blasted 2 homers, lifting the White Sox to a 10-1 win over Milwaukee. | Box

Eckersley tosses shutout for Indians

Minnesota is hoping not to see Dennis Eckersley again for a long while. Eckersley went the distance, leading Cleveland to a 7-0 victory. | Box

Thompson blasts off, leads Tigers to win

Jason Thompson blasted 2 homers, lifting the Tigers to a 9-2 win over California. | Box

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1/20/2022	Ballpark Dimension - Setup	RitzCards2
It's interesting to see all of the different strategies. I think it's relatively easy to see in hindsight, which doesn't help you here. But I think you'll find that you often draft similar players in your leagues... Check your season-long ranks in average and slugging. If you tend to rank higher in Average, go with Big Disadvantage. If higher in Slugging, go with Big Advantage. That said, I've found average to be expensive in drafts and slugging to be cheap. And no matter how much a league values dW, it's undervalued. My teams always end up pretty high in D plays and SLG/OPS and pretty low in AVE. So I want Big Boost everywhere. Home run or bust on offense with good defense. Try to win 3-1. Lots of good players disagree, though!
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