@MTGSecretLair Dang. And all I wanted was to see what cards were in it. I am not gonna even try to buy. Can't wait to see 18 of the 26 cards be $0.50 each.
@R2_Reed_Two@nypost@kathygriffin That's cuz libs get away with anything about Trump- in our own country. But Australia ain't playing around and actually did something about them doin that kind of stuff on their turf.
@Prysm_1 Nah. That's only gonna hurt their fan base. Average person doesn't want that. Adding pride or whatever only reduces sales and hurts that game's community. Is it worth it? Maybe instead ask for a way to modify capes and then make it yourself
@MLBTheShow I have to ask, even though there will be no response and I already know the answer. Will his defensive stats reflect his fielding ability correctly this year? He was well below average defensively. Can we see an accurate representation by say, a 50 in fielding?
@SodoMojoFS If they use the $20mil they freed up to add decent pieces or Ohtani, then it's a good move. If we don't get a few good pieces or Ohtani, then it's a complete bust for this off-season. It's frustrating when they won't put in for some talent that could push them over the edge.
@SupMegBaseball There should be a button when creating free agents to limit them to a certain talent level. So if you only want C+ or lower, or A- and up, you can get only those. And add trades in franchise with development funds as the offset in player quality.
@lapride@Dodgers Ah yes the Yankees of the NL go and support a political/sexual movement. Keep sexuality and politics out of baseball! There's no reason for it.
@mlbtscardart I don't care about the steroids. Everyone was doing them, including pitchers. They were two of the three biggest influences in my love for baseball. Add Junior to it and you've got my 3 favorite players from the 90's. Bonds is probably the best of all time though.
@WindyCityGaming@MLBTheShow No worries man. He played during a time I was playing and not watching baseball so all I remembered was his entry in Backyard Baseball 05. I looked up his baseball reference to compare your comment to his career. Which is how I found out he had a great 2005.
@WindyCityGaming@MLBTheShow I think his 2005 year could be higher than 87. 46hr, led the majors in doubles, batting average, slugging, and OPS, all-star, gold glove, silver slugger, and 3rd in MVP voting. If they made a card for that I could easily see him being a 94-95 for that year.