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Uniform numbers
Does anyone else pay close attention to uniform numbers? Talking mostly fictional here.
Do you, for example, make sure that your pitchers have two-digit numbers, or maybe give that temporary call-up a number in the 50s?
I even like to give players with certain characteristics numbers similar to their real-life counterparts. I may give that flame-throwing reliever No. 54 (Goose Gossage) or maybe a power-hitting outfielder No. 44 (Hank Aaron).
Once I even used the old Cubs (late 1960s) system: catchers, single digits; infielders, 10-19, outfielders, 20s; pitchers, 30s, 40s.
Anyone else?
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